Sentence examples for compromised but viable from inspiring English sources
Compromised (but viable) as well as dying cells are also capable of releasing infectious virus particles into the media, which may attach to and infect further cells from a large distance to the place of the original infection [26] [31].
PET has been considered a gold standard for clinical evaluation of myocardial viability [ 27, 36] in chronic ischemic heart disease, because the metabolic tracer [18F]-deoxyglucose (FDG) can distinguish ischemically compromised but viable "hibernating myocardium" [ 38].
Wolfe compromised, but only so far.
This observation is in line with the finding of ML droplets inside growth-compromised, but viable, glioma cells (Barba et al, 1999).
Green cells are considered to be metabolically active, whereas those staining red may have compromised membranes, possibly viable, but non-growing [39], [40].
But viable alternative measures are available.
But viable projects will find lenders.
The revised requirement for introduction of electric vehicles in New York State ("Zero-Emission Quota on Cars Is Postponed for Two Years," news article, Jan . 5 not only represents a viable compromise but also builds on the Pataki administration's strong record of support for clean-fueled vehicles.
Organisms lacking thioredoxin reductase have previously been shown to be either severely compromised in growth or non-viable (Holmgren and Lu, 2010).
We concluded that the number of viable cells was not compromised in serum-free medium.> -wrap-foot> The mean number of viable cells reported from all five donors after thawing, and again after resting in either serum-supplemented or serum-free medium are shown from left to right for each participating center.
