Sentence examples for greater viability from inspiring English sources

Recently, various arginine conjugated dendrimers showed better performance in transfection and greater viability than polyethyleneimine (PEI).

Cells retained greater viability after 15 min exposure to anisotonic solutions that were buffered with HEPES rather than phosphate.

For example, greater viability and better proliferation of various types of cells have been detected on smaller crystals of calcium orthophosphates.

Groups III and IV showed significantly greater viability of fat grafts than the controls in the group I. On histological examination, large numbers of mature adipocytes were observed in groups III and IV, and reduced cyst formation and fibrosis were also observed.

Cells without irradiating had greater viability than NIR-irradiated cells (P < 0.05).

Stereovision isn't subject to interference the way "active" depth sensing techniques are, meaning the potential for greater viability outdoors and at longer ranges.

It was demonstrated that human amniotic MSCs (hAMSCs) were efficiently seeded onto CultiSpher S microcarriers (made of porcine gelatin) in a spinner flask and quickly proliferated while retaining a great viability.

Neurons co-cultured with EKO glia showed the greatest viability with the lowest level of secreted TNF-α.

Interestingly, at 25° females expressing the shmiR against sim-Lhr had the greatest viability, which is consistent with sim-Lhr having a dominant effect on hybrid female viability at greater temperatures (Barbash et al. 2000).

A sucrose concentration of 40 mM on a 2% agar plate yielded the greatest viability, but this concentration of sucrose was not high enough to counter the internal osmolality and, therefore, not sufficient for injection (Table  1).

Both blends resulted in acceptable biocompatibility, although greater cell viability was seen with PoLigel-LA.