Sentence examples for viability quality from inspiring English sources
The consequence of prolonged and insufficient recruitment constitutes one of the most frequent and serious challenges to the viability, quality and effectiveness of difficult and costly research [ 26].
Birth defect was defined as a structural defect of the body or organ system that may affect viability, quality of life and often requiring surgery [ 20].
After quality control and manual curation of the dose response curves, a total of 356 cell lines met the cell viability quality criteria for NVP-CFC218 and were used for subsequent analyses.
(Warner 2007) says: "More than any other group of California growers, winegrape growers are operationally defining sustainability as agricultural enterprise viability, environmental quality and product quality" (p.143).
The difference in relative expression of some probe sets for donor #1 probably reflects normal donor-to-donor variability, since post-sort cell viability, RNA quality, and MicroArray Quality Controls were similar for the four donors.
Commercial feed provides the essential nutrients required for gonadal development in female fish and the viability and quality of eggs (Santiago et al. 1983; Gunasekera et al. 1997).
Our aim was to design a cooling system for the purification of human pancreatic islets using COBE 2991, to increase the viability and quality of the preparations.
Through multiple manipulative experiments, we showed that objects used for nest decoration by a territorial raptor, the black kite (Milvus migrans), act as reliable threats to conspecifics, revealing the viability, territory quality, and conflict dominance of the signaler.
Sections of 5 μm were first stained with hematoxylin and eosin to evaluate the lesions' viability and quality.
Preclinical studies reported that SVF addition improves long-term viability and quality of retained fat [ 8, 31, 32].
However, the viability and quality of hepatocytes can be impaired if there is prolonged ischemia or if the liver was steatotic or fibrotic.
