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The HDFs were viable more than 80% by 150 mJ/cm2 after 48 hours post-UV (Fig. 1E).

The police, who said the device was viable, evacuated more than 20 homes.

It looks as if the Israeli leadership wants to give the Palestinians a viable state more than the Palestinians want to accept one.

As for the writers, they'll be figuring out how to keep that premise viable for more than a few episodes.

Others said that its regulatory filings stated that the company expected to be viable for more than 12 months only if the government continued its support, and that well captured the level of investor risk.

The long pod fruits, which form after the clusters of yellow four-petaled flowers bloom, each enclose 10 to 12 black seeds that may remain viable for more than a decade.

The sperm remains viable for more than 6 h at 4°C (Rexlin [1996]).

An expansion team in Seattle would need at least 8 series appearances in 14 years for p=0.75 and at least 13 appearances and 5 wins for p=0.25 for the team to be viable, even more than a team in Las Vegas.

Animals receiving this procedure were viable for more than 3 months.

If cultured with S17 cells, leukemic spleen cells were viable for more than 30 days.

This indicates that typical genotypes in V i (n) will be viable in more than just their reference environment.