Sentence examples for exclusively viable from inspiring English sources

/ The Undependable Global Positioning System considers itself to be an exclusively viable and duly accredited educational system.

For each CD31-labeled section of control and treated tumors, five microscopic fields (200× magnification) containing exclusively viable tumor cells as indicated by hematoxylin staining were selected randomly for analysis.

For each CD31-labelled section, five microscopic fields containing exclusively viable tumour cells were randomly selected for analysis.

For each section, 10 fields containing exclusively viable tumour cells, as indicated by the haematoxylin staining, were selected randomly for analysis.

Individual siliques on a single plant contained variable numbers of seed abortants, ranging from siliques holding mostly or exclusively viable seeds to siliques containing only abortants or unfertilized ovules.

For each GSL-1 or MIB-1-labelled section of control or CMDB7-treated tumour, five fields containing exclusively viable tumour cells, as indicated by the haematoxylin staining, were selected randomly for analysis.

A further difference between the two methods is that culture methods exclusively detect viable and reproductive organisms, whereas PCR detect vital or dead pathogens as well as DNA fragments from degraded pathogens.

Colospheres, exclusively formed by viable cancer cells, were obtained in only 1 day from 98 tumours (47%).

MTT assay establishes the cell viability on the basis of reduction of yellow tetrazolium MTT to purple formazan dye by mitochondrial dehydrogenase enzyme, an enzyme exclusively present in viable cells.

And Aggarwal is himself a sterling example of a determined entrepreneur who kept his head down – not giving a single media interview for 10 years – and focused exclusively on building a viable company.

In spite of the fact that spin-offs received a number of benefits (tax breaks, the ability to get space for rent from the university without competition, benefits to pay social security contributions), some experts believe that the vast majority of spin-offs are not viable, created exclusively for grants and conducting transactions for the purchase of low-cost equipment.