Sentence examples for extent of viable from inspiring English sources

Screening design showed that the extent of viable cells and rhamnolipid attached to the polypropylene surface was positively correlated (r = 0.474; p < 0.01).

Recent data suggest that delayed contrast enhancement examines the transmural extent of viable myocardium irrespective of contractile function and that this technique should also be considered in a clinical setting.

When gadolinium is administered, different patterns of myocardial perfusion and delayed enhancement may be used to characterize various types of cardiomypathy and to document the extent of viable tissue.

In addition, it could be used diagnostically to determine the extent of viable cardiac tissue following infarct or ischemia reperfusion injury.

All histological sections were examined microscopically to document the extent of viable tumour tissue.

Because HIV infection may impact the extent of viable mycobacteria present in sputum specimens, studies of populations with defined HIV status should be performed.

The potential for this technology is considered promising, especially on west-facing coasts with latitudes between 40 and 60 degrees: In the United Kingdom, for example, the Carbon Trust recently estimated the extent of the economically viable offshore resource at 55 TWh per year, about 14% of current national demand.

In patients with ischaemic left ventricular dysfunction, MPS can define the need for revascularisation by determining the presence and extent of ischaemia and of viable but hibernating myocardium [ 193, 194, 195, 196] (Table  9).

The performance of a cell recovery process might be determined in terms of the recovery of viable functional cells, the extent of contaminant removal and in some instances the extent of cell concentration achieved.

"Should the supplier market consolidate to such an extent that there are only a tiny number of viable options, that will not make for good cybersecurity, whether those options are Western, Chinese or from anywhere else," Martin said.

A visual evaluation with respect to the presence of viable tumor tissue and the extent of necrosis was performed.