Sentence examples for monitor the viability from inspiring English sources

These data suggested that BLI of Fluc was a reliable tool to quantitatively monitor the viability of the BM-MSCsFluc+/GFP+ in vivo.

A quantitative blood β-hCG assay has the additional benefit of being able to monitor the viability of pregnancy, using serial measurements, to determine the appropriate expected increase in β-hCG levels over time (e.g. ectopic pregnancy), and aiding in determining if an intrauterine gestational sac should be visible on sonographic imaging.

A LDH and sucrase assay were performed to monitor the viability and to determine the mucosal integrity during the course of the experiments.

F-Exendin could potentially be used to longitudinally monitor the viability of transplanted beta cells.

The specific objectives of this study were to monitor the viability and characterize the expression profile using selected cellular, contractile and pregnancy associated markers in the primary cultured human myometrial cells.

AGS and MCF-10A infections with analysis of hummingbird phenotype and IL-8 secretion were run in parallel through all experiments to monitor the viability of the H. pylori strains.

Mr. Talamo, 32, is an account manager at Valens Capital Management, a New York hedge fund, where he monitors the viability of a portfolio of distressed debt investments.

Adlam and Woolley developed a multi-well biosensor composed of eight culture wells (each well containing Au as a working electrode and Ag/AgCl as a reference electrode) for monitoring the viability of HepG2 and rheumatoid synovial fibroblasts cells and the effects of other chemicals on the cell viability based on the changes of the open circuit potential (OCP) [65].

Syto9/PI labeled biofilms allowed for monitoring the viability of bacterial populations as a function of the membrane integrity of the cell.

Anoikis assays were performed by monitoring the viability of cells seeded in the absence of serum under adherent and suspension conditions.

A synergistic action between rice starch and proteins was detected when monitoring the viability of L. rhamnosus GG over four weeks at fridge and room temperature conditions.