Sentence examples for strength viability from inspiring English sources

The results showed that mouse fibroblast cells and mouse adipose-derived stem cells cultured on N-doped multiwalled carbon nanotubes displayed the higher cell-adhesion strength, viability, proliferation, and stretching than those on multiwalled carbon nanotubes without N doping and carbon paper, indicating that N-doped multiwalled carbon nanotubes possessed good cytocompatibility.

Rather than creating needless divisions, let's put the focus where it belongs: investing in America's public water supply to ensure its strength and viability.

He said Toys RR" Us planned the securities sale "to make sure that there is no question about the strength and viability of this business".

"It is essential that any clean energy legislation not only address the crisis of climate change, but include strong provisions to ensure the strength and viability of domestic manufacturing," the letter said.

The letter added that there would be "no issue involving the Dodgers' financial strength and viability" if Selig had agreed to the Fox deal.

Financial strength and viability are more important considerations than ever before, and more public, too.

"Today's statement by one issuer is not indicative of the marketplace's strength and viability".

From the same outlets that spent decades worshipping a politician's corporate fundraising prowess as a sign of that candidate's strength, seriousness, viability.

Just as a bicycle wheel gets wobbly if spokes are broken or missing, in a hub-and-spoke network each spoke depends on the other for strength and viability.

The relative strength of viability and fecundity selection vary both spatially and temporally.

We hypothesize that this is the result of too much protein production, as decreasing the reporter strength resolved viability issues.