Furthermore, changes in several temporal properties can alleviate the impact on species viability, for example, by reducing clustering in habitat turnover events.
Benefits to offspring viability, for example, have been found in some studies but not in others [ 43, 44].
We believe this is likely because adult fitness will be influenced both by juvenile traits not captured by viability (for example larval condition upon pupation) and by mate competition.
In the clinical development of [I]SIB annexin V for cancer therapy monitoring, additional measures of viability, for example, the exchanging H2O space in tissues by PET (Wilson et al, 1992) or T2 relaxation maps by MRI (Heywang et al, 1987), may be required to differentiate between apoptosis and necrosis.
For example, viability on ten additional carbon sources would increase the size of minimal metabolisms by only 20 reactions.
For example, viability may be rapidly reduced by ultraviolet damage or pasteurization, but cells remain intact and impermeable to propidium iodide or monoazide [ 7].
For example, viability decreased to 29.5±1.1% after 6 days of rapamycin treatment in cells harboring the empty vector, while the viability was 88.1±0.9% in 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3ng cells.
For example, cell viability was reduced by approximately 1 log by 25 μandm2, and 2 logs by 83 μA/cm2 vs. the untreated control.
For example, cell viability was decreased to ca. 57.8% when RSC96 Schwann cells were treated with ZnO microspheres at a dose of 400 μg/mL for 6 h.
For example, greater viability and better proliferation of various types of cells have been detected on smaller crystals of calcium orthophosphates.
