Sentence examples for viability values from inspiring English sources

This explains the low viability values.

Cell viability values are presented in Table 1.

The averaged absorbance at 570 nm for each treatment group was normalized to the zero-time viability values.

As shown in Figure 1, cell treatment with each concentration of plant extract, for 24 h, induced a dose-dependent effect on cell viability values.

For each cell type, a control group without nanoparticle was considered as a reference and the viability values were normalized to the control value.

The presence of high amounts of degradation products inside the HRDs could explain the lower cell viability values for Mg2Ag at day 7.

Vodafone has set aside a prize fund of €150,000 (2/3 of which will go to the overall winner, the remaining €50,000 to the runner-up), based on these five criteria: originality, creativity and innovation; technical and operational feasibility; economic and financial viability; value to end-users; and the quality of the management team.

The four finalists are competing for a a prize fund of €150,000 (2/3 of which will go to the overall winner, the remaining €50,000 to the runner-up), based on five criteria: originality, creativity and innovation; technical and operational feasibility; economic and financial viability; value to end-users; and the quality of the management team.

Grade IV titanium miniscrew (SSAS) eluates demonstrated the least influence on mitochondrial activity on HaCat cells: only samples obtained after 21 days of immersion at pH 7 were statistically different from the control showing higher cell viability value.

Biological practice harbors at least four separate meanings of function (Wouters 2003, 2005): activity (what something does), causal role (contribution to a capacity), fitness advantage or viability (value of having something), and selected effect or etiology (origination and maintenance via natural selection).

Untreated or NAC-treated cultured cells were used as the 100%% viability value, respectively.