Sentence examples for data the viability of from inspiring English sources

According to trypan blue dye exclusion assay data, the viability of macrophages after 24 h incubation with studied silica nanoparticles did not change significantly.

The CsA concentration causing a 50% decrease (EC50) in RPTECs' viability was estimated from the data of Limonciel et al.[ 24] who report dose response data on the viability of RPTECs, 3 T3 and HepaRG cells after exposure to various chemicals, including CsA.

Although the compounds were modest inhibitors, these data confirm the viability of this approach to anti-mycobacterial agents.

Luciano Gattinoni (Milan, Italy) presented data on the viability of proning as a treatment option.

Recent data on the viability of the human whole ovary after cryopreservation are encouraging and further research should allow the utilization of this option in the future.

Studies were also included if they contained experimental data on the viability of an orthopoxvirus on fomites or preserved tissue material (e.g., crusts).

Soil erosion and mass movement data would inform the viability of soil conservation practices.

A NURBS-based technique for applying the resulting deformation to arbitrary instances of the source geometry, other than the very mesh used for correspondence estimation, is described before we present numerical results on synthetic and real data to underline the viability of our approach in comparison with others.

It was intended to test various Project 1794 concepts and provide the USAF with test data to show the viability of the concept.

In this sense, the data speaks to the viability of recent calls for increased sharing in other research communities and provides insight into what practices may successfully facilitate such sharing [ 4].

Although Thermosacc growth was limited in terms of cell dry weight (CDW) (data not shown), the viability of the cells (measured by the CFU, Figure  1) was high and remained more or less stable throughout the fermentation period.