Even so, as women matured, their concerns about their future socio-economic and personal viability grew, as did their politicised critiques of the failures of education and feminism (Béhague 2009).
She quotes studies of the viability of growing meat in sunlight-fuelled "bio-reactors" placed in desert areas: the reduction in resources is staggering.
Her many successful ventures demonstrate the viability of growing and maintaining a thriving business without sacrificing values.
Studies developing methods for estimating population viability are growing steadily [ 7, 8].
The strains were tested for viability by growing them in liquid cultures containing galactose and then plating equal numbers of cells onto plates containing either galactose, to maintain WT H4 expression, or glucose to repress WT H4 expression.
Furthermore, cells depleted of eEF-2 kinase were unable to tolerate nutrient withdrawal as manifested by accelerated loss of viability when grown in serum-free media (Fig. 5), likely due to a critical depletion of ATP because of continued protein synthesis in the face of inadequate nutrients.
This plasmid allows RMY102 to maintain viability when grown on galactose containing medium.
Biocompatibility tests indicated no significant decrease in their viability when grown on PCL/HAp films.
Resveratrol treatment (50 μM, 48 h) caused a decrease in endothelial cell viability when grown in co-culture with A375, YUZAZ6, or WM3211 melanoma cells (Fig. 2).
Alternatively, the modification to the C8 group could lead to steric hindrance when the pigment is bound within the photosystem architecture, causing structural instability and leading to the loss of viability when grown phototrophically.
