Sentence examples for viability well from inspiring English sources

Facebook's huge global user base and the potential that it holds for brands is more than enough to ensure F-commerce's viability well into the future.

It was confirmed that the cells maintained their viability well after the manipulation process including photo-induced cell capturing.

This indirect gelation process and the spontaneous detachment of oil helped to keep cell viability well, which was validated by FDA/PI staining tests.

Alternatively this result could be related to the fact this trait is particularly prone to be affected by the hostility of the female tract, so a more precise test of levels of sperm mortality would need to evaluate sperm viability well after sperm have faced a number of challenges in the female tract.

These biological tests showed that GE/PLGA-AgSD scaffolds had good cell viability, as well as effective antimicrobial activity.

Consequently, these metabolites can be considered as potential indicators for the cell viability as well as good metabolic engineering targets for controlling cell growth.

And it's there that the question of his viability could well be settled.

This succession's viability may well depend on the work of a "regent": Kim Jong Il's brother-in-law, Jang Song Taek.

But with more than twice as many retirees as active workers, Mr. Brookover wrote, the costs of paying for the pensions "threaten both the city's fiscal viability, as well as its wherewithal to provide public safety for its citizens".

"Accepting the limitations of NHS resources, and the inter-dependencies of care which make providing an equitable service a challenge of viability as well as one of principle, every effort should be made to ensure that the standard of care a patient receives, their experience of it and the outcome as a result, are not impacted by the day of the week".

Moreover, phenotypic assays to detect cell number and viability are well established.