Sentence examples for viable cage from inspiring English sources

In response to the increased demand for food in general and food fish in particular, offshore mariculture is faced with the technological challenge of providing a viable cage design concept that is able to function effectively in high-energy environments.

Viable counts in cage fluids of untreated animals increased by 0.48 (± 0.24; n = 19) log10 CFU/mL.

This model consists in perforated Teflon cylinders, named tissue cages, which are subcutaneously implanted in rats and infected three to four weeks after surgical implantation by percutaneous local inoculation of 105 CFU of methicillin-susceptible (MSSA) or methicillin-resistant (MRSA) strains of S. aureus, yielding sustained bacterial viable counts in tissue cage fluids for several weeks [ 32].

Because of concern with potential reduction of drug efficacy due to high protein binding, a twice-daily regimen of 30 mg/kg daptomycin was selected for the daptomycin no 1-study, which resulted in very high levels of daptomycin in TCFs and led to impressive reductions in cage fluid viable counts in the MSSA arm that was the only one to be completed.

The PEEK cage is a viable alternative to autogenous tricortical bone grafts in anterior cervical fusion.

Therefore, the predator treatments induced a predation risk, but risk was not exaggerated due to starving predators needing to feed on fish inside the cage to remain viable.

Consequently, a close and tight fit between the graft and the residual acetabulum in addition to mechanical anchorage of the cage to the viable host bone is critical to the successful outcome of the reconstructive procedure [ 18, 21].

Two days after infection, 0.5 mL of tissue-cage fluid was withdrawn from each cage for a viable-bacteria count.

Piglets having above 10 CFU/mL viable bacterial cells in tissue-cage fluid were treated with various doses and intervals of cefquinome.

The values shown are means ± standard deviations The efficacy of cefquinome was assessed by determining the number of viable bacteria in the tissue-cage fluid over 3-day dosing period.

Because of the morbidity related to graft harvest, vertebral body replacement cages have emerged as a viable option for reconstructing a deficient anterior column.