Sentence examples for dynamic viability from inspiring English sources

Cultured cortical neurons and Schwann cells were assessed using dynamic viability markers.

Fluid dynamic stress affects the viability and activity of plant cells in a large-scale operation.

We conducted a systematic literature review to determine how spatial and temporal properties of habitat networks can be changed to improve species viability in dynamic landscapes.

Using different techniques, such as X-ray diffraction, electron microscopy, FTIR (Fourier-transform infrared) spectroscopy, DLS (dynamic light scattering), cell viability assay and anti-amyloid immunoassay, we demonstrated the amyloid nature of the aggregates [ 20].

As western exporters scramble to ensure the commercial viability of this dynamic market, worth $5bn£3.2bnbn) annually in plastic scrap alone, will this new crackdown prompt a wave of sustainable recycling innovation in the west?

The cell state (static or dynamic) does not affect cell viability upon interaction with the NPs but affects internalization of the NPs (cells in the dynamic state absorb the NPs more readily).

However, the global SVDD is a supervised algorithm given that a set of background spectra and RBF spread parameter are specified which may limit its real-time viability in a dynamic operational setting.

Newly developed techniques such as model-based viability analysis, optimisation, dynamic Bayesian networks etc. are shown to be relevant and promising for design and optimisation of foods and food processes based on consumer needs and expectations.

The pertinent toxicological concentration and dynamic ranges were determined using viability tests and cellular impedance.

The dynamic changes of S. aureus cell viability, sublethal injury and death were evaluated using flow cytometric assay.

In conclusion, this methodology provides impetus for dynamic progression of FACS for rapid viability assessment of live bacteria immobilized/encapsulated within complex protein systems.