Sentence examples for indicates a viability from inspiring English sources

However, it may assist in the interpretation in a situation where the endpoint viability measurement (e.g., 24 hrs p.i). indicates a viability signal smaller than the untreated controls since this reduction could be solely attributed to growth inhibition without any apoptosis/necrosis induction, that is, direct cytotoxicity.

During the water-soaking test, 30 seeds of P. radiata, 29 of P. patula and 28 of P. pinaster submerged, indicating a seed viability of 100, 97 and 93%, respectively.

These reports indicated a lesser viability of bone in steroid-induced patients, and possibly worse outcomes in steroid-induced cases.

Gross tissue destruction usually indicates a reduction in tissue viability, but our destruction method of squeezing fat did not reduce tissue viability.

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).

The * indicates a significant improvement in cell viability when compared to agonist alone (P < 0.05).

Cell viability data indicates a time-dependent curve for cells exposed to ALA UCNPs, resulting in almost 70% cell killing after 20 min, while the presence of Hyd UCNPs, ALA without red light, and just NIR irradiation had minimal cytotoxicity.

Conversely, a higher absorbance rate indicates an increase in cell viability.

The MTS assay for distilled water treated HepG2 population indicated a percent cell viability of 0.28% which was comparable to that of erythromycin estolate at 1 mM (9% cell viability).

We could indicate a significantly increased viability of 12%% (p < 0.01) when incubating the cells with 0.5 μg/ml 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3 (p < 0.05) when incubabing the cells with 1 μg/ml 14-3-3 andand stressing with staurofporine (Fig.  4a).

Of the three lines, HMC presented the lowest viability and highest amount of small pollen grains, clearly indicating a negative correlation between viability and frequency of small pollen grains.