Sentence examples for viability due to from inspiring English sources

"It's crazy for us as a business to risk our financial viability due to government indecision.

The apparent loss of soil fertility and biotic viability due to the nature of the disturbance.

Furthermore, laboratory experiments simulating EF downhole conditions show that cells lose viability due to high temperatures, regardless of biocide.

S. epidermidis interacting with IAG SAMs showed a loss of viability, due to the mobility of silver ions.

These factors included the following: 1) The apparent loss of soil fertility and biotic viability due to the nature of the disturbance.

Plate enumeration demonstrated that micro-bead extrusion had no detrimental effect on cell viability due to the perpetuation of stationary phase concentrations (109 cfu/mL).

Accordingly, this film had the highest biocompatibility and cell viability, while the film with high oxygen contents showed poor cell viability due to its low roughness and surface energy.

We hypothesized that the high viscosity of pre-gelled solutions typically used in these applications may decrease cell viability due to the high shear forces required to mix cells with these solutions.

However, extracts of certain materials are likely to reduce the cell viability due to the intense ions adsorption from culture medium (e.g. highly bioactive ceramics of high surface area).

Common non-adhesive hydrogels have the advantages of biocompatibility and injectability but modest cell settlement and viability due to its hydrophilic nature which makes it a challenge for effective and sustainable applications in cell-based therapies.

The fabricated dual-pore scaffolds supported high cell density, due to the random pores, in combination with uniform cell distribution throughout the scaffold, and higher cell proliferation and viability due to efficient nutrient/oxygen transport through the structured pores.