Sentence examples for the structure and viability of from inspiring English sources

These findings suggest that (a) slow thawing of cryopreserved arteries results in improved preservation of the structure and viability of vessels, and (b) the damage induced by freezing/thawing is enhanced when vessels are subjected to flow in an in vitro circuit.

The cells were deposited on grids as suspensions in TGY liquid medium, which served to help maintain the structure and viability of the cells as they dried.

As the fish continues to grow through its entire life, a decline in the length of specimens caught is a clear indication that fishing is changing the age structure and viability of the stock.

This work gauges the effectiveness of these biofilms through analysis of the structure and cell viability of biofilms by using confocal scanning laser microscopy, scanning electron microscopy and image analysis software.

The company emphasized that the closings were a reflection of economic conditions, cost structures and viability of locations, among other factors, and not on the dedication and productivity of the workforce in these stores.

The induced damage, the response of the bridge structure, and the viability of using ultrasonic pulse velocity testing for the investigation of impact damage in concrete structures were assessed.

The resulting decrease in the proportion of females would probably affect the population structure and the viability of sensitive stocks since the reproduction potential of many fish communities is determined by the number of females available for egg production [ 203].

The effect of physicochemical surface properties and chemical structure on the attachment and viability of bacteria and mammalian cells has been extensively studied for the development of biologically relevant applications.

However, the methods for preparation of freeze dried probiotic bacteria are often detrimental to the cell structure and viability (Saarela et al. 2005).

Consequently, the current study introduces a multi-facetted approach, consisting of five different cytotoxicity assays, in order to investigate the effects of Rhododendron leaf extracts on cellular structure, metabolic activity, and viability of two different types of mammalian cells.

The morphology and viability of human acini were evaluated.