"maintains the viability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone or something is continuing or preserving the ability to be successful or continue functioning. For example: The Government's fiscal policy maintains the viability of the economy.
Also, irradiation does not produce any toxic byproducts or leachants, and maintains the viability of 3T3 cells.
"The overarching test of both the policy and the guide is that suitable offsets must deliver an overall conservation outcome that improves or maintains the viability of the aspect of the environment that is protected by national environment law and affected by the proposed action".
VEGF maintains the viability of immature neovasculature by generating anti apoptosis factors such as survivin and Bcl-2.
"We have developed a proprietary media that cells are submerged in that maintains the viability of those cells as they're being transported to our labs for processing," says Acorn Biolabs chief executive Dr.
Such processes range from the multiple homeostatic mechanisms that maintain metabolisms within viable parameters, to the stabilising natural selection that maintains the viability of a population across generations.
Mirk maintains the viability of quiescent cancer cells by increasing the expression of several antioxidant genes that reduce intracellular levels of ROS (11, 12).
"You have to balance how many genes you can knock out while maintaining the viability of the plant," she says.
In 1981 and 1982, we had tried and failed to maintain the viability of offense-based deterrence.
By means of these canaliculi, nutrients and waste products are exchanged to maintain the viability of the osteocyte.
"Clearly, there are changes in the marketplace," Mr. Holt said, "and editors want to be supportive of their publishing colleagues and maintain the viability of magazines".
Fertilization and the application of scientific animal husbandry help to maintain the viability of small farm operations.
