ISG65 expression is nonessential for in vitro culture (MC, unpublished data), whereas VSG expression is required for continued viability.
In fact almost all the cells in 10% glucose cultures harbored substantially less than the complete G1 complement of DNA required for continued viability.
MIT has given the system three years to adjust and devise new plans for its continued viability.
Indeed, Ms. Freed's gloriously funny play is its own argument for the continued viability of an endangered species, the stage comedy.
She said the way that debts for multiple years stack up underlines the problem with asking people to pay a charge they cannot afford and poses "serious problems for the continued viability of minimum payment schemes".
But if you look at how Sirius XM, Howard Stern, Sony, Hollywood studios and all their various fans and stakeholders got into this mess, you'll see two things in common that are causing more problems for their continued viability than waning consumer spending and locked-up credit markets.
In fact, it might even be impossible because this magical fetus has mind-control abilities; it can manipulate and advocate for its continued viability in vivo.
Although the U.S., Britain and France are opposed, we believe it is critical for the continued viability of the international nonproliferation regime that NATO begin discussing the political devaluation of nuclear weapons and the adoption of a no-first-use policy.
The immunosuppressive drugs are necessary for the continued viability of the transplant, but these medications do not allow the patient's new wound to heal.
That pressure has already extended to the man most responsible for Mr. Gingrich's continued viability, Sheldon Adelson, a wealthy casino executive who, with his wife, has contributed $10 million to the super PAC supporting Mr. Gingrich, Winning Our Future.
This Note proposes a way forward that allows for disgorgement's continued viability.
