Sentence examples for examination of viability from inspiring English sources
Examination of viability, fetal lie, presentation and position of the head [ 6– 8] can be done by transabdominal ultrasound.
The initial examination of the viability of the framework is a comparison of design methods by the number of skills involved; earlier work showed that the involvement of more skills (as with, e.g. low-fi prototyping) could result in more options for a design problem than the involvement of fewer skills (as with e.g. brainstorming).
The robust inhibition IL-10 secretion prompted examination of cell viability in the presence of Ht31 and Ht31p.
A detailed examination of the viability of ΔC3GMS animals during the course of development revealed that while 70% of ΔC3GMS mutant embryos developed into larvae, only 32% eclosed into adult flies (Figure 2C).
Examination of cell viability showed that NAC prominently promoted the survival of Chang liver cells in the EBSS, EBSS + CQ and EBSS + 3-MA group.
Examination of cell viability using the MTS assay demonstrated that ASS-positive cells treated with ASS siRNA became sensitive to ADI-PEG20-induced arginine deprivation, resulting in reduced cell viability, whereas no decrease in viability was observed in control or scrambled siRNA-treated cells.
In vitro examinations of chondrocyte viability were performed.
"To that end we are commissioning an independent, expert examination of the economic viability, continuing social contribution of, and most effective delivery methods for local radio services and the relevance of the existing localness legislation".
Further examination of variola virus viability on clothing and other objects indicated that the virus is not viable after exposure to direct sunlight for 30 min to 3 h; even indirect sunlight had an effect on viability (15 ).
In this examination, the viability of enclosed embryos can be estimated by their appearances easily.
The experiment was repeated using a more objective assessment of viability through examination of hatched larvae.
