Sentence examples for could be a viability from inspiring English sources
In 2007, Matsuda et al. [33] suggested that 16S rRNA could be a viability marker for commensal bacteria, including P. aeruginosa, in blood and feces by RT-PCR, but they did not test lethal treatments to confirm this suggestion.
For other California Republicans, it could be a step toward viability for a party suffering the political consequences of a boom in Hispanic population and a backlash against Republican-backed immigration laws of the mid-1990s thavehave since been eliminated.
It has been shown that miR-9 is responsible for regulating viability of chondrocytes and reduction of miR-9 was observed in generative chondrocytes and this could be a reason for decreasing cell viability.
Both conditions could be a threat to the continuing viability of U.S. EDs as health care providers [2].
The increased egg production and viability could be a factor of resource allocation favored towards reproduction by the female mosquitoes.
Reduced spore viability could be a consequence of reduced or faulty recombination leading to chromosomal nondisjunction or damage.
Direct effects on beta-cell function or viability could be a mechanism of environmental chemical for contributing to autoimmunity.
The recent modeling by Szathmáry and co-workers showed that "collective" metabolism, with different replicators contributing different metabolites to the common pool, could be a pre-condition for the viability of the whole consortium and its resistance to parasites [ 207].
Overall results reveal that the versatility of AraDH to efficiently catalyze the formation of l-arabonate and d-galactonate could be a useful tool in advancing industrial viability for sugar acids production.
Differences in infection efficiency among pathogen genotypes could be a result of differences in spore viability at the time of inoculation.
However, imbalances in the macronutrient composition could be rectified through the use of organic waste substrates that are frequently locally available and could be a simple means of increasing the viability of biological systems.
