Sentence examples for viability decline from inspiring English sources

Lula lysogens were dramatically more sensitive to UV irradiation compared to Lambda lysogens, displaying both a shorter resistance shoulder and a steeper viability decline (Fig. 4A) and generally behaving like a moderately-defective DNA repair mutant.

For that purpose, concentrations were chosen that resulted in a viability decline of roughly 10, 40, and 60%%.

In addition, OSU-03012 led to cell viability decline and induced apoptosis in RMS cells (RH30 and SMS-CTR) but had minimal effect in normal human cells.

By contrast, pre-aggregated Aβ(1 40) caused a less pronounced cell viability decline, i.e., to ca. 67%% level at the highest added concentration (Fig.  5b).

Even for the lowest concentration of 2 mg/L copper sulfate, the IC-MS showed an apoptotic behavior, whereas the viability studies did not suggest a viability decline for this concentration.

To predict the combined effects of viability decline and seed burial on G. pubescens seeds over the course of a year, we needed to estimate the length of time that earthworms would be active.

Viability declined more rapidly with higher temperatures and greater solution concentrations.

HepG2 cell-treated nanoscale Photosan showed a different pattern: cell viability declined as photosensitizer concentrations increased from 0 to 5 mg/L and stabilize thereafter (Figure 1B).

In HepG2 cells treated with 5 mg/L conventional Photosan and irradiated at 10 J/cm2, viability declined from 0 to 4 h and remained stable thereafter.

By this quantitative analysis intracellular rFVIII was shown to decrease in rBHK-21host cells as the cell viability declined while the rFVIII cell surface staining increased.

pDC viability declined with a half-time of approximately 1 day (Figure 1B).