Sentence examples for have high viability from inspiring English sources

The spheroids obtained have high viability and preserve DP characters.

(2) They form spores that can be easily formulated, and have high viability in comparison with vegetative cells.

These have high viability making them suitable for GWAS and BSA.

The cells treated with lower concentration of Ag/CuS nanocomposites (5 %) have higher viability than those with higher concentration (10%%).

We propose that cells derived from acute phase granulomas have higher viability and proliferative capacity than the ones derived from chronic phase.

In D. melanogaster, larger eggs have higher viability and greater successful larval development rates [ 19], therefore it is of interest to both the male and female that offspring viability is successful.

In research conducted by Mousavi et al. [ 60], it has been shown that in probiotic pomegranate juice L. plantarum and L. delbrueckii have higher viability than L. paracasei and L. acidophilus during storage.

In malarious areas, carriers of this mutation will tend to have higher viability, leading to increased gene frequency until it is balanced by its loss in homozygotes who die before reaching sexual maturity.

However, in two-dimensional culture, we found that 4T1 cells but not E0771 cells with suppressed BST-2 expression have higher viability as measured by MTT assay, indicating that cell viability may not be implicated in the role of BST-2 in cancer cell behavior.

Pure Mg had high viability at the very first day (93.4 ± 25.3 %), but then the viability decreased to 24.0 ± 19.5 % at day 21.

Cells with pure Mg had high viability at day 1 (93.4 ± 25.3 %), but then the viability decreased and reached 24.0 ± 19.5%% at day 21.