Reid was determined to prove the businesses were still viable.
But Mr. Zuckerbrot said some operations, like printers, were still viable and were needed to service businesses in Manhattan.
The fertility clinic later told Mathews, a junior at Bowling Green State University, that there was less than a 1% chance her eggs were still viable.
We first demonstrated that a mean of 9% of in vitro generated HAdV-specific T cells were still viable 72 h after irradiation.
The Urban Planning Committee of a mayoral commission charged with developing a reconstruction plan for the hurricane-ravaged city had proposed giving hard-hit neighborhoods like Broadmoor four months to prove that they were still viable and, hence, worth rebuilding.
And through the 50's and 60's, the kind of shows I liked were still viable: those that developed stories through song in which the songs had individual voices.
Tagliabue reiterated at a news conference that he believed Washington and New York (the game would be played in a refurbished Giants Stadium) were still viable options for a future Super Bowl, including for 2009.
This confirms data reported by Waller et al.29 who showed that, even 2 3 days after 20 Gy irradiation, the majority of T cells were still viable, although their proliferative capacity was completely blocked.
In addition, RIPK1 KO iPS-MΦ treated with TNFα neutralizing antibodies were still viable after 5 days in culture while untreated KO iPS-MΦ were dead (data not shown).
Previous studies showed that UC-MSCs were still viable and were not rejected 4 months after transplantation as xenografts without the need for immune suppression, indicating that they are favorable cell source for transplantation.
She understood its elaborate alienation and self-pity; she heard, beneath the jaded, post-1960s self-mockery, the hope that nontraditional lifestyle choices were still viable, and the fear that they weren't.
