The lower viable cut-off for toxicity (10%) is therefore close to just one standard deviation from the mean.
Laccase is an expensive biocatalyst; the reuse of catalyst makes the enzymatic process economically viable to cut down production cost.
Prosecutors charge that he plunged scissors into the necks of seven viable fetuses and cut their spinal cords.
Several automakers -- particularly those based in Europe, where millions of diesels are sold each year -- view diesels as the most viable way to cut Americans' swelling oil consumption.
Nonetheless, applying economic tools from a medical point of view is worth the effort, especially as health care leaders search for viable options to cut costs, increase efficiencies and improve products and services [20].
We believe [CCS] is a viable way to cut global warming pollution.
When tumour growth reached 1 cm (within 4 6 months; the take rate was 30%), the mice were sacrificed, the tumours excised and viable tissue was cut into pieces and frozen as described.
Speaking for the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), David Hawkins, director of the council's Climate Center and a member of the MIT panel's external advisory committee, says, "We believe [CCS] is a viable way to cut global warming pollution.
The local authority has said that maintaining the trees that are damaging pavements would cost more than £50,000, which is "not viable" given the cuts to its budget by central government.
We used precision-cut, viable rat liver slices and confocal laser cytometry to determine the regional enzyme activities of P450 isozymes in situ.
Necrotic tissues were removed, and viable tumour tissues were cut into small pieces of ∼2 × 2 × 2 mm in size and implanted subcutaneously into male C.B-17 SCID mice (Taconic, Germantown, NY, USA).
