Sentence examples for established viability from inspiring English sources
Nanoparticle antitumor activity against KB cells were assessed by an established viability assay based on 3- 4,5-dimethylthiazol-2-yl -2,5-diphenyltetrazolium bromide (MTT) in vitro.
A concrete symbol of the established viability of the business model came in 2008 when Springer, the world's second largest commercial publisher of science, technical and medical literature, bought BMC.
Candidates would have to prove their vote-getting ability in all regions to establish viability for the general election, but a lesser-known candidate with strong regional support or dynamic appeal would have time and opportunity to build momentum.
The lack of cytotoxicity was confirmed by establishing viability of ADSCs using cell counting kit-8 (CCK-8) and live/dead assays.
Iodoacetamide (IAM) was used as a model toxicant and assays for intracellular potassium (normalized to DNA content) were used to establish viability and toxicant susceptibility.
For large populations, falling within the domain of deterministic models, establishing viability is relatively trivial: all that must be ensured is that, on the average, a population is not declining in size.
This paper provides a theoretical model with a typical case study to establish viability of providing VFD for CWPs in power plants with sea water based once through condenser cooling water system.
To establish viability curves, samples taken after release from α-factor were diluted and plated on YPD agar.
Ultrasound scanning was used on alternate days and immediately before euthanasia to detect a foetal heartbeat and establish viability of each foetus.
Direct empirical tests are needed to establish viability for use with Corvid species, oscines that diverged from the Passerida ~50 MYA.
To compare the cell viability results from the real-time cell viability assay to other established cell viability assay technologies, we set up multiple screens looking at 308 active compounds in dose response mode.
