Sentence examples for outcome viability from inspiring English sources

To clarify why transplantation of aggregates over a certain number resulted in poor outcome, viability of cells was first examined by TUNEL staining.

To gain a deeper understanding of the reaction outcome, cell viability was assessed by analyzing CFU on agar plates containing rich medium throughout the reaction (Fig.  4b).

Deficiency in Ku also results in dramatically different outcomes for viability in Arabidopsis and humans, although the key telomeric function of Ku in both organisms is to inhibit t-circle excision [114,117].

Patients with MDR tuberculosis have worse outcomes, and viability microscopy during early treatment may allow the sparse capacity for DST to be provided to the patients most likely to have MDR tuberculosis [ 4].

The research outcome indicated the viability of the proposed method in fabricating NiAl MECS devices.

The final outcome was pregnancy viability at 11-14 weeks' gestation.

It seemed that the intensified HD didn't reduce the amniotic fluidto a better level, as AFI increased to 22.9 at the 34th+1 GW, yet the pregnant outcome and fetal viability was impressive.

We then exposed retinal explants in a short-term culture paradigm (until P11) to inhibitors specific for the three main classes of HDACs and evaluated the outcome on photoreceptor viability using the TUNEL assay.

Hence, we suggest that the genetically increased Nrf2 activity via Keap1 silencing and the resultant HO-1-mediated CO production cause a similar inhibition of NF-κB as SFN does, leading to the same impaired outcome in cell viability and proliferation.

In this paper we present the major outcomes of the viability study of a novel personalized telehealthcare system for nephrology (NEFROTEL).

Optimal cell sources, bioinks and bioprinting techniques are discussed, together with a summary of the current studies on cartilage bioprinting with their structural integrity and cell viability outcomes.