Sentence examples for viability to generate from inspiring English sources

People submit a loose business plan to get a space, with each application judged on its viability to generate income.

Cells that are unable to undergo autophagy do not show a significant reduction in size during autophagic conditions, but they do show reduced viability during autophagic conditions, suggesting that aberrant autophagy can cause a loss in viability due to an inability to generate nutrients through catabolism (King et al., 2013).

To generate forced viability, Durban City Manager, Mike Sutcliffe - who recently admitted the City would struggle to finance the operating costs of the stadium in the long-term, stated that Kings Park would be torn down.

Further, autophagy-defective mutants show a marked reduction in protein turnover in autophagy-stimulating conditions as compared to wild type and are less viable than wild type when cultured in ASM, suggesting a loss in viability due to an inability to generate nutrients through catabolism (King et al., 2013).

High concentration of pristine and oxidized MWNTs have been shown to generate loss of viability of the human Jurkat T cells and human peripheral blood lymphocytes [43].

The absorption intensities were averaged from 4 replicates for each treatment and normalized to that obtained from the untreated cells (negative control) to generate the cell viability.

It also aimed at determining the economic viability of employing modern Mega wind turbines to generate wind electricity at the site.

We demonstrated viability of pollen from H plants and expect to generate 100% homogeneous F1 seed from intercrosses between DH/mixoploids once they develop female inflorescences.

The first part, which appears here, looks at the economic viability of hydrogen production and reviews various technologies used to generate the gas.

PKN function is required for viability in Drosophila, as evidenced by a multiphasic lethal phenotype that fails to generate homozygous pkn adults (Lu and Settleman 1999).

Mitochondria are essential for cell viability and therefore must be accurately inherited during cell division in order to generate viable daughter cells.