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∆soxR had the same viability compared to the parental strain at all RH levels.

Conclusion: The partial-thickness cross-lip flap has the same viability as the full-thickness flap within 1 cm from the inferior border of the mandible.

When the biological dynamical system is considered, it is commonly assumed that juvenile, adult, and aging populations have the same viability and economic benefits, which may ignore the differences of growth ability at different stages of its growth process.

Although ∆oxyR was shown to be important for the bacterial survival at an intermediate RH, this mutant was no longer important at low RH as this mutant had the same viability as the parental strain.

Both wild-type and NFAT5−/− cells had the same viability and cell cycle profile in isotonic conditions (Fig. 1B, 1C and S3), indicating that lack of NFAT5 did not affect the expansion and proliferative capacity of T cells in the absence of hypertonic stress.

After the 2 Gy dose, both cell lines exhibited the same viability.

It is seen that mannose functionalized 200 nm GNPs when bound to EC-178 relatively show the same percent viability when compared to the control DU-145 cells.

(A) Top: Representative picture to show the migration ability of HSC-T6 cells at the same cell viability (50%) after 24 h of drug action (MD-1, MT, and control).

Cultured Ptbp2 −/− neurons exhibit the same initial viability as wild type, with proper neurite outgrowth and marker expression.

It was also noted that cells at 50  μg/mL of BCNU + 50  μg/mL GSH as well as at 25  μg/mL IFNQ + 25  μg/mL GSH had the same percentage viability at both 48 and 72 hours.

Currently in our laboratory, cell suspensions achieve more confluent primary cell cultures, in less time, with more cells and with less fibroblast contamination, although both techniques have the same cell viability and proliferative capacity and same electron microscopy characteristics (unpublished data).