Sentence examples for increase in viability from inspiring English sources

Removing coelomic fluid from egg batches designated as originating from a sub-fertile female (< 80% embryo viability in the unwashed group) showed a consistent, statistically significant (p < 0.05) increase in viability over 5 separate trials (30 females each).

For RAD288, the peak increase in viability was at a concentration of 3.13 µM with a 25.13% increase (p < 0.05); the other concentrations tested did not show any significant effects compared to the negative control DMSO (p > 0.05) (Fig. 2b).

Fertility increased for each one-unit increase in viability (by a factor of 1.01) and in VCL (by a factor of 1.02).

Interactions of HT-22 hippocampal neurons with MWCNT chitosan matrix prove the scaffolds to be highly biocompatible with a notable increase in viability.

The SEM, fluorescent staining and viability assays revealed an increase in viability and proliferation of Human Umbilical Vein Endothelial Cells (HUVECs) and Smooth Muscle Cells (SMCs) proportional to gelatin content.

The expected increase in viability can be of one technology as in the example of genomic sequencing but could also include multiple technologies.

After transfection with the miR-221 mimic, a significant increasing in viability was noted at the 48, 72 and 96 hrs in HepB3 and HepG2 compared to blank control.

We help them apply their giftedness to the broader career marketplace and give them the insight to see the careers that are increasing in economic viability and availability.

In the presence of STI-571, PDGF-mediated increased in cell viability was significantly inhibited.

Glibenclamide treatment was 1.48 times more potent than 250 mg/kg/day C. borivilianum root extract in causing increased in sperm viability in diabetic rats.

Sexual selection may increase mutational input, which in turn feeds back on sexual selection because of increased variance in viability traits.