Sentence examples for determining viability from inspiring English sources

Jason Rapert, an Arkansas state senator who sponsored the 12-week limit, says the Supreme Court provides too little guidance on determining viability, but that a heartbeat is an early sign of life.

These results complement previous evidence in demonstrating the potentially major role that resistance to oxidative stress has in determining viability under natural selection regimes.

This is irrespective of the difficulties of determining "viability" via cultivation as mentioned above.

RAW 264.7 and MMDM culture treated were incubated for 60 h, whereas HMDM were incubated only during 48 h, taking an aliquot every 12 h for determining viability and death as described below.

Previous work with animal models provide evidence that timing of cleavage events could be useful for determining viability of embryos, and therefore may provide a tool for quality control (McKiernan and Bavister 1994; Gardner et al., 2005; Taft 2008).

Taken together, these results indicate that the partial rescue of the neonatal lethality in the mixed background is not due to increased expression of GGA2, but rather it is the genetic background of the mice that plays an important role in determining viability in the absence or near-complete loss of GGA2.

The misdemeanor charges, which involve accusations of failing to fully determine viability before performing some abortions, are still pending.

We also determine viability and purity in all mitochondrial preparations.

Further testing is needed to determine viability in bioreactor.

Color, consistency, contractility, and bleeding of the soft tissues should be used to determine viability.

Membrane integrity is another cellular characteristic commonly used to determine viability during in vitro nanotoxicology experiments.