Sentence examples for decline in viability from inspiring English sources

A haploid yeast strain deleted for the est1-Δ gene exhibited gradual telomere shortening and an accompanying progressive decline in viability, dubbed yeast cellular senescence.

The rate of sequential inactivation of C. parvum oocysts with free chlorine after pre-ozonation was characterized by an initial rapid decline in viability followed by slower kinetics with respective rates at pH 6.0 of approximately six times and twice that for free chlorine treatment without pre-ozonation under the same conditions.

In the conventional Photosan group, cells incubated for 2 h at 10 J/cm2 cell showed a gradual decline in viability as Photosan concentrations increased from 0 to 20 mg/L, with significant differences in cell viabilities at different concentrations.

Cells cultured in the presence of withanone recovered from MAA-induced growth arrest and decline in viability.

In Figure 1B they show a progressive decline in viability.

There was no detectable decline in viability in the sampled cells.

While a few colleges have declined in viability, many are adapting to the varied needs of our nation's diverse populations.

However, the declines in viability we found for G. pubescens may not be representative of orchid seeds as a group.

Significant declines in viability were observed for concentrations ranging from 8 to 10 mg/L copper sulfate (Fig.  1a).

Using phage T4, Tessman (1968) observed log-linear declines in viability across 5 6 orders of magnitude with time of exposure.

Indeed, while the strain that expressed both SYWT and α-Syn showed a continuous decline in cell viability, the strain with combined expression of SYR621C and α-Syn maintained cell viability from the fourth day onward.