Sentence examples for lasting viability from inspiring English sources

A wonderful example is SPLASH, which looks for ways to hand over water systems at orphanages in Asia and Africa in a way that ensures their lasting viability.

Pig iPSCs were cultured in 3D conditions and longer lasting cell viability was observed in 3D compared to 2D conditions (Fig. S1B).

Strong why statements are key to long lasting success and viability.

Recovery experiments showed that the effects of both DOX and 25 μg/ml EcEE/DOX have long lasting negative effects on viability, apparent as prominent decreases in cell viability after 72 h recovery in standard medium in relation to what was observed immediately after exposure.

The tissue was constantly perfused, as seen by erythrocyte movement phenomena, and cells remained fully motile with no evidence of decreased viability for experiments lasting up to 8 h.

Extremely preterm infants born at the border of viability 22-244 weeks' gestation) have high rates of death and lasting disability.

In vitro evaluation of scaffolds lasted up to 14 days and cell viability, sulphated glycosaminoglycan (sGAG) levels, collagen type II synthesis were determined.

At last, the cell viability was measured at the absorbance 450 nm of reduced WST-8 2- 2-methoxy-4-nitrophenyl -3- 4-nitrophenyl -5- 2,4-disulfophenyl -2H-tetrazolium, WST-8 2- 2-methoxy-4-nitrophenyl -3- 4-nitrophenyl -5- 2,4-disulfophenyl -2H-tetrazolium

The membrane permeabilization lasted for a short period without affecting endothelial cells viability.

Because pollen presentation lasts 3 days or more, individual pollens must maintain viability for at least a few days, and Austrobaileya pollen from old flowers was viable.

Storage at 4 °C is capable of maintaining significantly higher chondrocyte viability than storage at 37 °C, but this effect lasts only 2 weeks.