Sentence examples for viable and capable from inspiring English sources

The virus will remain viable and capable of causing illness in those foods that are not subsequently cooked.

Pollen stored at all temperatures for 4 weeks remained viable and capable of successful pollination.

This debate was further fueled by the observation that genetically engineered mice that lack myoglobin are viable and capable of withstanding the hemodynamic stress associated with reproduction.

These data suggest that CECs remained viable and capable of protein expression while peak permeability was occurring (Figures 4).

This first trial was a proof-of-principle study, establishing that these mosquitoes are viable and capable of transmitting malaria to volunteers at least as efficiently as mosquitoes reared under conventional conditions.

The knockout parasites were viable and capable of invading and multiplying within erythrocytes.

Thus, under acidic conditions that completely blocked prolactin-induced signaling, breast cancer cells remained viable and fully capable of responding to other extracellular factors.

We did not observe elevated levels of apoptosis in the posterior compartment and mitoses were still evident, suggesting that bun A5G3 mutant cells were viable and still capable of proliferating.

Results indicate that biotechnology-based odor control is a viable and reliable technology capable of achieving high removal performance for hydrogen sulfide (H2S) as well as various other broad spectrum odor-causing compounds.

Plutonium recycling in light water reactors is a viable and mature technology capable of improving several indicators of great importance in the evaluation of the sustainability of nuclear energy development in the near- and long-term such as the shortage of natural uranium resources, the increase of spent fuel inventories and the proliferation risks of high-level radioactive waste.

A fraction of 30%to40%0% of melanoma cells treated with DTIC, at 0.5 mM, 1 mM and 2 mM in three consecutive treatments during three weeks, remained viable and was still capable of forming melanospheres during three weeks of selection as described in Materials and Methods, although the proportion of adherent cells was also increased.