Sentence examples for preserve viable from inspiring English sources
As the freeze-drying technique "should work well for most species," he adds, it could be used to stockpile and preserve viable sperm from endangered species.
It may be possible in future studies to obtain a greater number of isolates by freezing samples immediately after processing at −80°C so as to increase the probability of preserving viable elementary bodies.
Currently, pharmaceutical and implantable device management of heart failure seek only to preserve existing viable myocardium after an ischemic attack, and thus merely slows the progression of cardiac dysfunction.
But we have concluded that, in these current circumstances, protecting vulnerable groups by preserving a viable Post Office network justifies the award of a contract outside the competitive process.
This approach provides the surgeon with a process to restore articular congruity while at the same time preserving all viable bony architecture.
The number and diameters (nm) of the neurotubules (NT) present in the cell body were measured in multiple well preserved and viable cells per sample (total 45 measurements in the 11 MYCN amplified group and 48 measurements in the 11 non-MYCN amplified group).
The sample was thawed rapidly at 50°C to preserve as many viable bacteria as possible.
To be biologically significant, a reservoir must preserve some replication viable virus, which can provide for the replenishment of the population of infected cells in the future.
The most frightening and destructive circumstances of all arise, however, when corporate power can be magnified by corporate recruitment of the coercive power of governments -- when corporations can preempt that monopoly on the legitimate use of force that Max Weber once told us was the preserve of viable governments.
The trust's job was conservation, to preserve a healthy and viable deer herd.
Since the mid-1980's, they have been indulging in two passions -- performing Gilbert and Sullivan and trying to preserve Yiddish as a viable language.
