Sentence examples for viable growing from inspiring English sources

We generally agreed that our only goal was to build a good, viable, growing business.

Single colonies from viable, growing LB-agar plates were transferred to sterile liquid LB media and cultivated in 50 mL volumes aerobically at 30°C in a heated, shaking environmental chamber for 24 h.

The new proposal would increase the maximum size of community gardens to 25,000 square feet, a size that advocates say would help them become viable growing spaces.

The chimeric FMDV produced by this technique was viable, grew to high titres and stably maintained the 1B-1D/2A sequpone upassagesage.

Male and female mice homozygous for the gene trap mutation 1, from here on referred to as hsp90αgt/gt, were viable, grew to adulthood normally and appeared to have normal sexual behaviour when compared to control littermates.

The CKO mice were viable, grew normally, and were fertile.

ARF :ARF fish are viable, grow to adulthood and are of normal size and patterning.

In spite of the reduced mitochondrial membrane potential of Δ mca promastigotes, they were viable, grew at rates comparable to those of WT and had an intact mitochondrion as assessed by tetramethylrhodamine methyl ester perchlorate (TMRM) labelling (data not shown).

"He defied enormous odds, built from scratch one of the top five digital video brands, created two viable and growing businesses (free and pay) and got his well-deserved payday — not bad for five years' work," J. B. Perrette, who used to help oversee NBC's investment in Hulu and now runs Discovery Communication's digital operations, said in an e-mail.

However, the use of Nile red has low sensitivity and poor reliability, when it is used with viable cells growing in a liquid culture medium and entrained in a FACS system (Lee et al. 2013).

In these young patients, the introduction of autologous viable and growing replacement structures, such as tissue engineered heart valves and vessels, would substantially reduce today's severe therapeutic limitations, which are mainly due to the need for repeat reoperations to adapt the current artificial prostheses to somatic growth.