Sentence examples for viable surviving from inspiring English sources

After winter, the viable surviving nuts of Nothofagus species germinate in November December during the same year of dispersion without a persisting seed bank in the forest floor.

Viable, surviving TEC have been implicated in tubular epithelial restoration [5] and their presence may be essential in the balance between repair and permanent loss of renal tissue.

MTT assays measure viable (surviving) cells over time and PRs have been implicated in breast cancer cell pro-survival [ 7, 61].

60 Clonogenic assay analysis revealed impressive potency of the recombinant vector complexed with iNOS pDNA, with a viable surviving fraction only of 0.4% of control after transfection of ZR-75-1.

However, the viable surviving fraction after the Aza > Bz treatment displayed a significantly longer growth arrest (12 days), at least doubling the time observed with AZA alone or Bz alone treatments (4-6 days) [Fig. 3a].

In order to confirm that the side population and nonside population were cells and not cellular debris following drug treatment, LT2-MYC cells were sorted and analyzed with live cell-specific Calcein AM dye to confirm that viable surviving cells were gated and analyzed (Supporting Information Figure S5).

ATG4C-knockout animals are born viable, survive the neonatal starvation period and develop normally (Ref. 38).

An MreBCD knockout strain (FB17), otherwise not viable, survives if complemented with extra FtsZ and a copy of a plasmid expressing MreC and MreD (pλ:: mreCD; pFB124) (Bendezú and de Boer, 2008; Salje et al., 2011).

It remained viable by surviving the oil crisis of the 1970s, diversifying as a result of airline deregulation in the 1980s, and forming partnerships with foreign airlines in the 1990s and early 21st century.

Viable cells surviving at this proapoptotic concentration were established and designated HeLa-APL.

Fecundities are given as the number of viable offspring (surviving to the next breeding season) produced by each genotype.