Sentence examples for term of viability from inspiring English sources

We evaluated the response of our modified cells in term of viability and indeed observed a reduction in osteosarcoma cell sensitivity to cisplatin when MT2A was overexpressed.

We observed significant and similar sensitivity in term of viability reduction in the TP53 mutated (MT STSS cell lines (IB130, IB134, IB138) and in the TP53 null cell lines (IB136, IB117) after exposure to PRIMA-1MET for 96 hours (Fig.  1).

Briefly, with the reconstructed epidermis, either commercially available or produced in our lab, we have shown that following suggestions made by Corsini and Galli [ 10, 11], very typical behaviours in term of viability and release of interleukins 1alpha and 8 differentiated a surfactant with sensitising potential from other detergents with weak, mild and strong irritation potential [ 7, 36].

In terms of viability, it's vital to understand the massive economic disruption that implementing single payer in this day and age would cause, and how that would make it a political non-starter regardless of which party controlled Congress.

As possible, they should draw on research to develop their ideas and back them up in terms of viability and efficacy.

Rainfed cropping, already marginal in terms of viability, will likely become nonviable and will be almost eliminated.

Col-HA constructs were superior in terms of viability, implant morphology and integration between neo-cartilage and biomaterial.

No variation in terms of viability was reported during a period of 8 h when CNC exposure was compared with the controls (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

"You can diversify your products, but it doesn't do anything in terms of viability on a global scale," says Peter Currie, chief financial officer for Royal Bank.

No differences among transgenic lines and between genotypes were observed in terms of viability.

Visualised eggs were counted and classified in terms of viability status.