Sentence examples for properties and viability from inspiring English sources

In this research, geotechnical and environmental tests were undertaken to evaluate the properties and viability of WFS for usage in civil engineering construction projects.

This suggested that, in the majority of tumours, a few cells must have escaped radiation treatment and regained tumour cell properties and viability.

Strain-specific adhesion properties and viability have been shown to vary between batches from the same manufacturer, which could lead to conflicting clinical trial results [ 58].

Overexpression/re-overexpression of LEDGF significantly increased the proliferative property and viability in these cells as examined by BrdU and MTS assays, respectively, emphasizing the indispensable role of LEDGF in controlling cell proliferation.

The structure, morphology, properties and cell viability of these QDs were investigated.

Tubular constructs were cut into rings and distributed into fresh, frozen, and vitrified groups for evaluation of mechanical properties and cell viability.

Scaffolds electrospun from two different solvents, acetone and 1,1,1,3,3,3-hexafluoro-2-propanol were compared in terms of their morphology, mechanical properties and cell viability.

Information presented regarding the microstructure, mechanical properties and cell viability of these PLLA scaffolds that should help reduce the number of iterations involved in developing tissue engineering products.

The objectives were to explore the relationship between the comparable properties and the viability response of lung damage treated in vivo with different manufactured nanoparticles and to investigate the mechanism and markers of nanotoxicity in lung injury using biochemistry analysis in BALF and comparative proteomics in lung tissue.

Vitrification or ice-free cryopreservation is a promising tissue preservation technique that can provide indefinite storage of orthopaedic tissues while maintaining their structural properties and cellular viability as was recently demonstrated for intact human knee articular cartilage (Jomha et al. 2012; Jomha et al. 2014).

We also describe various characteristics of this printer including droplet properties and cell viability.