Sentence examples for integrity and viability from inspiring English sources

The process is therefore critically important for the preservation of cellular integrity and viability.

Dilution of polymeric wash medium prolonged the integrity and viability of oocytes under incubation.

"If these problems and other problems that are likely to be exposed in the future are not fixed, the integrity and viability of the tracks will be called into question," he said.

These findings have shown that, like sperm, oocytes also lose their integrity and viability when coincubated with the polymer or medium containing the polymer.

Sperm motility, plasma membrane integrity and viability were higher (p≤ 0.05) in 0.25 ml than 0.5 ml straw, thawed at 37°C either for 30 or 60 sec.

At post-dilution and pre-freezing, sperm progressive motility, plasma membrane integrity and viability was similar (P > 0.05) in extender containing 10% LDLs or the control.

So is striking a balance between artistic integrity and commercial viability.

Mr. Hesterman lays out four principles of a redesigned food system more suited to the present than the past: equity, diversity, ecological integrity and economic viability.

Selig invoked his "best interests of baseball" powers, which entitle him to take actions to preserve the integrity and financial viability of the sport and its teams.

High-throughput methods to assess mitochondrial membrane potential, endoplasmic reticulum integrity and cellular viability were developed and 15 FDA approved structural cardiotoxins and 14 FDA approved non-structural cardiotoxins were evaluated.

We used morphological and biomarker assessment, high content biology (mitochondrial membrane potential (ΔΨm) and endoplasmic reticulum (ER) integrity) and cellular viability assays (ATP depletion) to establish an approach to detect structural cardiotoxicity and provide phenotypic mechanistic fingerprints into these liabilities.