Sentence examples for core viable from inspiring English sources

— In the struggle to keep its historic core viable, this city, with throngs of college students, Yellowstone-bound tourists and wealthy second-home owners, has defied the trend of declining downtowns.

Binding of raised mouse serum to a broad collection of N. meningitidis strains demonstrated the accessibility of the LPS core on viable bacteria.

The hydrophobic moiety seems to provide amembrane anchor, while the charged moiety acts to prohibit crossing the highly hydrophobic membrane core in viable cells.

Tissue microarrays from 249 patients with non-gastrointestinal (non-GIST) STS were constructed from duplicate cores of viable and representative neoplastic tumor areas and duplicate cores of peritumoral capsule.

We therefore chose to use two 0.6-mm cores of viable neoplastic tissue.

Tissue microarrays from 193 STS patients were constructed from duplicate cores of viable and representative neoplastic tumor areas.

Each sample was represented by up to four 1.5 mm cores of viable tumour tissue, to allow inclusion of heterogeneous tumour areas and to minimise data loss occurring as a result of core loss or damage during experimentation.

The imaging results obtained with Cu-ATSM are at the least to say surprising and quite opposite to the general model of tumour hypoxia that includes a peripheral viable core, a central necrotic core and a hypoxia rim in between.

He outlined plans for a new slimmed down AIB structure with a new customer-focused "viable core" of retail and business banking that would be half the size of the existing operation by 2013.

In the end, after further poking and prodding by our faculty coach, we delivered a comprehensive market and gap analysis, four viable core business models for the German market and a project plan outline for other things the company would need to do before entering it.

A chapter on faith is more about what America has done to Jews than about what Jews have done to America.Mr Whitfield ends up with Mr Freedman, believing that only "religion can form the inspirational core of a viable and meaningful Jewish culture".