Sentence examples for despite the viability from inspiring English sources
However, despite the viability and evident three-dimensional epidermis-like growth pattern, hMSC showed a persistent expression of mesenchymal but not of epithelial markers, thus indicating a lack of epidermal (trans) differentiation.
Despite how tasty any particular street food might be, and despite the viability of food trucks as a means by which skilled chef-entrepreneurs can gain a following when they can't yet afford to open their own restaurants, the soaring rise of street food as a concept is part of a social trend I call Gilt Guilt.
They did not, despite the viability of the niche, so the population must have been small.
Despite the viability and fertility of hybrids that do hatch in this system [ 19], the number of eggs that fail to develop represent a substantial cost to G. bimaculatus females.
Despite concerns about the viability of enforcing the tax, its revenue would allow any number of development goals to be met.
Despite these reforms, the viability of patient-based research by clinician-scientists continues to be questioned [14].
The government has rejected MPs' calls for an urgent review of student loans despite being warned that the viability of the existing system is under threat because of a "large potential black hole" in its figures.
Despite its widespread use, the viability of the original 10-item EPDS has been found to fall short of the rigorous standards of measurement defined by the Rasch model.
However, we observed no decrease in the survival of sorted CD38low cells over CD38high cells, despite the reduced viability of CD38−/− Treg in vitro.
The data demonstrate that, despite the low viability of encapsulated cells at the end of the treatment, genetically engineered encapsulated cells provide a viable vehicle for the delivery of endostatin for antiangiogenic treatment of tumors.
Despite many doubts as to the viability of the lawsuit, the move highlights the utter lack of legal justification for drone strikes and redress for victims.
