The BS applies maximum-ratio combining (MRC) since it is viable and common in massive MIMO uplink data reception[2, 16].
Haemophilus influenza was grown on chocolate agar overnight and directly added to H/S, since it was not viable in PBS for 2 h.
Currently, reverse engineering has attracted increasing attention in the non-destructive detection field, since it is a viable method to create a three-dimensional (3D) virtual model of an existing physical part.
Photocatalysis technology is one of the best water treatment technologies, since it is an economically viable and environment-friendly technique for the purification of waste water; it removes all kinds of organic and inorganic pollutants and contaminants present in waste water [5].
"But has it been too long since the medium was viable in this area?" "This is a perfect moment to do it," she added, "but I think they get one shot to do it".
Among the different transfection methods used for transient transfection of PKC2109, nucleofection is the most suitable, since it is highly efficient and results in viable cells of good quality.
Since it is always possible to lose the viable core upon protocell fission (a loss mutation that is simply a function of propagule size), there is a kind of 'mutation-selection' balance if no novel chemical species can invade from the shadow.
In this context, infrared thermography represents a viable inspection means since it is non-contact, non-intrusive and can be used to monitor the entire existence of a product, from its manufacturing process to completion as well as in-service life.
The normal physiological role of ARHGDIA is likely to be tissue-specific since ARHGDIA knockout mice are viable, but suffer severe and progressive kidney and reproductive system impairment and typically die within a year of birth[ 38].
Our results were consistent with a partial rescue of lethality since 3/7 embryos harvested at E17.5 were viable Pkd1−/−, which is remarkable since Pkd1 null embryos rarely survive past E15.5 (Table S1).
Since bacteria are viable, these data suggest that although SEL bacteria are exposed to a harsh environment, a sub-population seems to have adapted to it.
