Sentence examples for viability achieved from inspiring English sources

An optimal preservation of slices as judged from the cell viability achieved was found (Supplementary Figure S1a).

Seventy-two hours incubation with barasertib-hQPA caused loss of viability in both transporter negative cell lines with an almost complete loss of viability achieved at 30 nM and 2B ii)).

Because engineering mammalian cells to ectopically express anti-apoptotic genes is a major strategy for the improvement of cell lines of biotechnological importance [ 4], our results indicate that care should be taken when selecting Gadd153 protein expression as an indicator of the improvement in cell viability achieved with these approaches.

We anticipated that the partial decrease of viability achieved at 27°, although statistically significant in comparison with the control, would provide sufficient dynamic range to allow detection of both enhancement and suppression to achieve statistical significance (P<0.01) while scoring a relatively small number of adult progeny (50 100).

Even with a rather low copper content (2.6 mmol Cu/kg cellulose fiber) 90% reduction of bacterial viability was achieved after 3 h of contact time.

An increase in cell viability was achieved using Michael addition techniques when compared to UV polymerization, and was assessed by a LIVE/DEAD fluorescence assay.

Overall, a decrease to <20% cell viability was achieved within 7 h of apoptotic induction.

Different viabilities were achieved through spiking in material from an independently generated apoptotic cell stock.

She collaborates with an odd assortment of pop heavyweights, like Major Lazer, Jason Derulo, and Ariana Grande, in a transparent attempt to assert her commercial viability and achieve radio airplay.

Restructuring is viewed as a means to ensuring viability and achieving economies of scale and scope.

While this research field is in its infancy, along the last ten years there have been an increasing number of reports demonstrating the viability of achieving metal-promoted transformations in biologically relevant contexts.