Sentence examples for persistent viability from inspiring English sources

We reasoned that targeting the biological process of interest (transcriptional activation of a target gene), rather than a distal symptom of resistance to drug (i.e., persistent viability, elevated proliferation) might identify resistant clones more quickly.

However, requests for lower coal prices shortly after the production began placed a persistent insecurity over the viability of the mines, and therefore the town, discouraging long term investments.

Thanks to some persistent green marketers, the true viability and environmental impacts associated with bioplastics have in many ways been obfuscated.

One of the persistent main concerns is the viability of the rest of the femoral head.

Both populations likely have persistent seed banks, as seed viability remains high over time, especially under the dry conditions that these populations experience outside of the growing season, and as persistent seed banks were found in the related species, Brassica napus (Simard et al. 2002).

Ultimately, the advent of the recession and persistent doubts about the long-term viability of the digital audio broadcasting (DAB) digital platform thwarted the ambitious project.

However, the viability reduction was not persistent.

IRE produces persistent nano-sized membrane pores compromising the viability of cells [16].

However, persistent PERK signaling could ultimately impair cell viability if extended translational inhibition interrupted the generation of proteins vital for cellular homeostasis.

In contrast, zymosan or fixed SC induced only transient NFATc2 translocation, suggesting that pathogen viability is required to induce persistent NFAT activation (Fig 5B).

The Spaniard's future with Astana has been unclear for months amid persistent doubts about the Kazakh team's financial viability.