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Improved maintenance of endothelial function and higher viability of saphenous vein grafts stored in a complex tissue culture medium (TCM) have been demonstrated.

Eggs obtained from naturally foraging broodfish should contain a biochemical composition that is suitable for producing larger eggs and larvae with higher viability of offspring (Kjørsvik et al. 1989).

The results of MSCs viability indicated a slightly higher viability of HAP coatings (72% vs. control) compared to HAP-PU composites (69% vs. control) synthesized at high pressure (60 atm).

To restrict its effects, ecological networks such as the trans-European network NATURA2000 are being developed based on the assumption that structural connections between habitat fragments lead to increased exchange through dispersal and a higher viability of (meta populations.

Our results strongly suggest a higher viability of the animals with the scrapie susceptible ARQ allele in the absence of scrapie.

The reason for the higher viability of cells after freezing relative to post-freeze drying is probably associated with the non-optimal conditions of the drying or storage process.

The data suggests the high viability of the courseware and its robustness can be further improved from a design perspective.

All four polyurethanes supported the attachment, proliferation, and high viability of MG-63 human osteoblast-like cells in vitro.

At 12 h of exposure, the highest viability of cells was recorded: 6 ± 10.03 × 104/ml, which was consistently the same in all concentrations of exposure.

High viability of the surveyed strains was supported with PCR-DGGE, which confirm the retention of selected LAB strains as starter cultures in cheese production.

Temperature triggered detachment of complete cell sheets from copolymer coated substrates was accomplished within minutes while maintaining high viability of the harvested cells.