Sentence examples for range of viability from inspiring English sources

They observed a broad range of viability of 60%to100%0% in the radiolabeled cells over the first 24 h, which declined to 20%to30%0% after 6 days.

The results showed a range of viability of 92 97% at all time points for all strains analyzed (results not shown).

The results showed a range of viability from 92 97% at all time points, except for the last time point in strain 3, which had a viability of only 65% at 120 min (results not shown).

At L3, L4 and adult stages of the parasite, the human RXR antagonist HX531 was able to reduce both the motility and viability of T. muris larvae in vitro, as determined by a range of viability assays.

For example at identical cell culture days different cell lines or processes can yield a range of viabilities.

Trypan blue solution 0.4% (Sigma, Germany) was used to count the cells into an appropriate concentration and the viability of cells was checked; the required range of cells' viability is 95-99%.

We used standard ROC curve analysis to assess the accuracy of different prediction methods and models across the full range of the viability threshold parameter, with results shown in Figure S2 [see Additional file 3].

Recent habitat destruction by urban development, off road vehicle use and actions of highway maintenance crews have been responsible for the severe reduction in range and viability of this species.

"Good data is not easy to come by, resulting in a wide range of perceptions on the viability of shale".

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No dark cytotoxicity of rGO PVP and rGO PVP RGD on MGC803 cells was observed in the concentration range of 0 500 μg/mL (cell viability higher than 95%).