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Surprisingly, this strain was fully viable, suggesting that the dissociation of Dre2 from Tah18 in wild-type cells might not be essential for viability.

We found that 19 of the 22 strains maintained a complete loss of viability phenotype at restrictive temperature, two strains displayed a subdued phenotype (pro3 -2 and ugp1 -1), and one strain was fully viable (guk1 -5; Figure 1B).

*These single-pair matings were omitted from the overall evaluation (see Methods) Since more than 40% of all single-pair matings were expected to produce mixed progeny (even if the insertion was fully viable) we analyzed a total of 20 single-pair matings before concluding that an insertion was lethal.

This question that I have proposed would require lots of experimentation but it is fully viable.

pPW transconjugants in these bacteria are fully viable, confirming that our system kills specifically only in the presence of ToxRS.

Upon conjugation of pPW plasmid, V. cholerae O1 and O139 die, while the transconjugants of the ΔtoxRS mutant are fully viable.

The advantage of using N+IS over NAx16 fathers for such experiments is that N−/N+IS ♀ heterozygotes are fully viable, whereas N−/NAx16 ♀ exhibit significantly reduced viability.

Study findings suggest that while Third Wave DIY is revolutionary, its expansion may never be fully viable without subsidy of innovation activities.

Unlike past measures, "it's building a new type of downtown," he said, adding, "Whether there's enough there to draw visitors and be fully viable, we'll see".

In addition to the skin being fully viable and in its complete physiological environment, our study adds three important levels of complexity to current knowledge derived from previous in vitro experiments: (a) a fully functional circulatory system, (b) a fully functioning immune system, and (c) physiological flexing and movement of the skin.

The latter view is perhaps best summarized by a remark of Geroch, Can-bin and Wald (1982): "The purpose of a construction [of 'singular points'], after all, is merely to clarify the discussion of various physical issues involving singular space-times: general relativity as it stands is fully viable with no precise notion of 'singular points'".