Sentence examples similar to viability of broad from inspiring English sources

We found that SH potently inhibited cell viability of a broad panel of breast cancer cell lines.

In cytotoxicity assays, concentrations of PET-16 that inhibit the viability of a broad range of tumor cell lines have little effect on nontransformed cells, including normal human fibroblasts and primary human melanocytes.

In the present study, we have shown that ADPM01 and ADMP06 potently inhibit the viability of a broad range of cell types, with no apparent bias towards tumour cells of any particular tissue origin.

These two issues represent critical obstacles that must be addressed in order to maintain the viability of a broader corridor system (Moutari and Girault [2013]).

Therefore, the results of the three proofs of concept motivated the planning and execution of a case study to increase the observation and viability of the BROAD-RSI proposal.

The scaling down of the company raises questions about the viability of such a broad-based television and sports company, said David Carter, principal of The Sports Business Group, a consulting firm.

Definitions of viability were broad and gaps in knowledge among all participants were identified.

These include: whether suppressing c-FLIP in non-tumour cells compromises their viability; whether a broad range of breast cancer subtypes are affected by c-FLIP sensitization; and of particular clinical significance, whether the normally chemo-resistant CSC sub-populations within each of these heterogeneous subtypes are sensitive to de-repression of this apoptotic pathway.

We have recently shown in a study analysing TRD effects by FACS analysis in five cell lines identical with the current study (HT29, Chang Liver, HT1080, AsPC-1 and BxPC-3) that TRD inhibits cell viability over a broad range of concentrations (100 μM, 250 μM and 1000 μM) [ 26].

For Clarín, the battle involves not only its economic interests but also the broader viability of independent media groups in a country where government officials are channeling a surge in public advertising to news organizations that favorably cover Mrs. Kirchner, whose approval ratings have recently plunged as Argentina's economy slows.

What's important for Republicans, though, isn't necessarily the viability of this assault with a broad swath of the electorate, but rather that it seems to resonate with Republican constituencies who haven't always been able to find common cause and whose turnout in November could be crucial.