For simplicity, we have omitted this set from our diagram, but are mindful of the importance such factors could play in the viability of populations, including that of the focal species.
Fluorescein diacetate microscopy assesses the viability of microorganisms, including the mycobacteria that cause leprosy and tuberculosis [ 10, 11].
Several design configurations and scenarios are proposed and evaluated to assess the technical and economic viability of including TMD as a process in water-management systems for SAGD.
The steady rate β pronounces the viability of this process, including the rate and likelihood of successful septicity.
Both have made the new investment norms much tighter and stricter, putting more emphasis on the viability of business plans, including often steering away from funding paper ideas altogether.
The CcrM methyltransferases were shown to be essential for the viability of various Alphaproteobacteria (including Caulobacter crescentus, Sinorhizobium meliloti, Agrobacterium tumefaciens and Brucella abortus) and to play a crucial role in the regulation of bacterial cell division (e.g. [ 53]).
Since celastrol could induce miR-223 expression, and this small RNA is reported to affect the viability of cancer cells, including MCF-7 and PC3 [ 13– 16], we were interested in whether regulating miR-223 levels affected celastrol's anti-cancer ability.
Thirty lactating Holstein cows were used in an 8-wk randomized design trial to test the viability of select additives included in the gelatinized corn starch coating applied to whole cottonseed (WCS) on nutrient intake and digestibility and milk yield and composition.
So any fall in student numbers will mean a sharp drop in income, and this will put the viability of many vital courses, including foreign languages, education and computer studies, at risk, leading to potential job losses of more than 10,000 university staff.
Apoptotic death reduces the viability of different mycobacterial species, including Mtb.
