Sentence examples for viability varies from inspiring English sources

(Viability varies depending on the medical expert you ask, typically at 23 weeks or more).

The 20-week bans may prove unconstitutional (the point of fetal viability varies, but the Supreme Court defined it in 1992 as being at "23 to 24 weeks").

In its opinion, the panel of three judges assigned to the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in San Francisco wrote that a fetus's viability "varies from pregnancy to pregnancy," which should be determined by doctors, not legislators.

Gestational age at viability varies among countries.

The viability varies fivefold across the three trials for the longest treatment time (45 hr) and twofold for the 21-hr treatments.

Earlier, Charteris et al. [ 31] have pointed out in their review that most Lactobacillus spp. are able to tolerate pH 4 for 1 hour, but the percentage of cell viability varies considerably among different strains.

Results obtained suggest that micromolar atorvastatin therapy can enhance global endothelial function, but its effects on cell viability vary according to the baseline state of cell activation (preactivated, postactivated, or not activated).

Results regarding the proportion of F1 clone viability varied between populations.

Cell viability varied only slightly, which was unrelated to the effects on bone resorption.

To determine whether pollen viability varied among subpopulations, we conducted a generalized linear mixed model using SAS proc glimmix.

When cell viability varied significantly, IL-1 β concentration was normalized to average cell number at time of CM collection.