Sentence examples for maintaining a viability from inspiring English sources
Fluences from 25 to 70 mJ/cm were enough to perforate and enable LY intake in more than 20% of the total irradiated cells while maintaining a viability between 65% and 85%.
In contrast, CMS-induced cells remained attached to the plate maintaining a viability which is a reminiscence of extended survival period in CMS mimicking culture for at least 10 days (Supplementary Figure S1A).
Mesenchymal stem cells maintained a viability above 90% on all chitosan scaffolds.
Similarly, after treatment with NP 3 at 128 nM, NIH-3T3 fibroblast cells maintained a viability of 80% (see Supporting Information), indicating low toxicity against mammalian cells.
As shown in Figure 2, cells cultured in 2D for 7 days in anoxia, either in the presence or the absence of cytokines, maintained a viability around 60%.
Only the samples maintaining a mean viability, assessed as previously described (Barboni et al. 1995), of at least 80% at the end of the culture were considered for the following analysis.
Hydrogel fiber-based cultivation under high oxygen tension enabled the formation of heterotypic micro-organoids with a length of up to 1 mm and a diameter of ∼50 μm, mimicking the hepatic cord structures found in the liver, while maintaining a high hepatocyte viability (∼80%) over 30 days.
The seed viability of cultivated rice was 5% in dry paddy and 0.5% in flooded paddy, but weedy rice maintained a high viability during winter of 90% in the dry paddy and 61% in the flooded paddy.
In their study, four strains of lactobacilli maintained a high viability for 18 months at 4°C.
When REAC TO-RGN treatment was performed in the presence of IL-1β, both normal and OA chondrocytes maintained a remarkable viability (73% and 72.69%, respectively).
Orchard sprayers, both with pneumatic and hydraulic atomisation systems, operated at standard application parameters, were feasible to maintain a good viability of Pseudomonas fluorescens and Enterobacter nimipressuralis strains.
