Sentence examples for viability and ability from inspiring English sources

This study was designed to evaluate how conditions encountered by spores during cleaning-in-place (CIP) procedures affected their surface properties, their viability and ability to contaminate materials.

Michelle King to analyze how the outside plan, which was developed by the Broad Foundation, will "affect the district's enrollment, fiscal viability and ability to provide an outstanding public education".

The Department said it was acting after ITT, on April 20, got a show-cause letter from its accreditor, the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS) stating "that a number of actions called into question ITT's administrative capacity, organizational integrity, financial viability and ability to serve students in a manner that complies with ACICS standards".

An organism's fitness is influenced by its ability to survive and develop/grow (viability), and its ability to reproduce (fertility).

These cells also differed in cell viability and proliferation ability.

Cell viability and adhesion ability were analyzed by CCK8 method and Western blotting.

However, engineering design requires an appropriate combination of properties, economic viability and the ability to scale-up production.

Results from cell viability assay and microscopy observations demonstrated that cells could attach to the hydrogel surface and maintain high viability and proliferation ability.

The morphology, viability, and the ability of the ADSCs to differentiate on chitosan and chitosan-gelatin composite films with 60 wt.% gelatin were evaluated.

Biocompatibility of the macroporous, flat chitin scaffolds has been confirmed by cell attachment, high cell viability and the ability to differentiate into the adipogenic lineage.

The role of seminal plasma (SP) components on the maintenance of motility, viability and fertilising ability of frozen thawed spermatozoa is of considerable interest.