Sentence examples for lowering viability from inspiring English sources

The optimized oleanolic- bio-enhancer nano formulation CH-OA-B-PLGA with particle size was 342.2 ± 3.7 nm and zeta potential of 34.2 ± 3.1 mV was capable of lowering viability in MDAMB 231 cell line 16 times than OA.

The MTX-loaded nanogels, unlike empty nanogels, lowered viability of HepG2 cells; the nanogels demonstrated cell-cycle arrest and apoptosis comparably higher than MTX as free drug that was shown to be through i) cellular uptake of the nanogels by clathrin-mediated transport and ii) endosomolytic activity of the nanogels in HepG2 cells.

For example, egg volume was reduced, leading to smaller larval size at hatching and to lower viability of the larvae.

Thus, it is unlikely that the strong deficit in successful matings between mice of the same MUP genotype (above) was due to lower viability of these offspring.

Representatives of old, either microevolutionary frozen and therefore "obsolete" species (class II and III theories) or elastic species, kept out of their original state by selection (class IV and V theories), have lowered viability or fertility in comparison with representatives of young species living under conditions similar to those existing at the time of their origination [ 3].

By MTT test after 24 h (figure 3B), a significant lowering of viability is observed in bradykinin 0.1 mM treated hepatocytes in comparison to control.

These results indicate lower MTT precipitate absorbance values, which indicate lower viability results.

At 4 °C for 32 40 weeks, germination rate was reduced drastically and showed much lower viability.

The cells on ZnO NWs showed weaker adhesion and lower viability than cells on a flat ZnO substrate.

Vitrification using the PEG 400 protocol resulted in slightly lower viability and secretion properties relative to the control group; conventional freezing resulted in even significantly lower viability and secretion properties.

Partially damaged frozen and thawed embryos are currently considered to have a lower viability than intact ones.