The paper also presents case studies to demonstrate the functionality and viability of using iRET in conjunction with process design.
Based on the development of a modelling suite for the scheduling of the grass harvest, a feasibility study was carried out to evaluate the functionality and viability of a potential integrated decision support system.
Distribution of synthetic gene circuits among multiple strains allows one to reduce crosstalk among different parts of the overall system and also decrease the energetic burden of the synthetic circuit per cell, which may allow for enhanced functionality and viability of engineered cells.
Furthermore, significantly positive correlations were observed between sperm MMP and other parameters known to be required for sperm functionality (motility, viability, capacitation status, acrosome and chromatin integrity).
It was demonstrated that functionality and viability were maintained throughout the procedure.
An efficient removal of MG appears to be essential to ensure cellular functionality and viability.
However, the use of human bone tissue is associated with practical issues such as availability of tissue, donor-related variability and difficulty in maintaining the functionality and viability of the implant (Holzapfel et al., 2013; Hutmacher et al., 2009).
The dynamics of [Ca2+]i upon mechanical stimulation reflects well upon the functionality and viability of the outgrowing fvERM cells, and such mechanical tractional forces can be common in fvERMs in late stages of PDR [ 15].
In addition, the functionality and viability of the fvERM cells could be shown through an intracellular calcium dynamics upon mechanostimulation, resembling closely the tractional stimuli which occur in fvERMs in PDR.
Mature hepatocytes and fetal liver cells have been used, showing viability, functionality, and differentiation into mature cells.
Food industries aim to replace trans fat in their products by formulations having equivalent functionality and economic viability.
