Sentence examples for viable over time from inspiring English sources

It turns out that ease of enforcement, latitude, information access and fast decision making are key parameters to make meta-organizations viable over time, and that arbitration courts have a comparative advantage over other conflict resolution mechanisms in achieving these goals.

Introduced in groundwater samples as vegetative cells, the model strain of B. cereus ss primarily died rapidly; however, a small part remained viable over time.

Bridging ties are also harder to keep viable over time and were shown by Burt [ 61] to decay faster than ties to actors within one's own cluster.

Because an eSports career wasn't viable at the time.

If the city is unable to set aside large sums to address the growing liability, Mr. Rosenfield said, one viable solution would be that "over time and through collective bargaining" current city employees contribute more.

This local constraint would result in purifying selection, yet allow for variation among paralogs to build over time as viable evolutionary pathways are found.

tRNASer AAU) significantly decreased the number of viable cells over time.

The alginate PFC-cell system walginate PFC-cellathematically, and systemtions tracked the number of viable cells over time under the same conditions used experimentally.

A higher degree of cell death will obviously slow down number of viable cells over time.

In this study we monitor viable cells over time after transfection, thus it is crucial to have high percentage of transfected cells otherwise your experiment would easily be overgrown by the untransfected cell population.

Similarly to analysis of viable cells over time, a significant (P < 0.001) difference in total cell attachment and growth was observed between experimental endpoints 14 and 56 days (2 and 8 weeks, Fig.  8).