Sentence examples for Appreciable presence from inspiring English sources

The fluorescence values are in agreement with the MTT assay: in Test A, we did not observe an appreciable presence of drug internalized by the cells, while Test B revealed a statistically significant internalization of doxorubicin (about 40% increment in fluorescence,p < 0.05) when doxorubicin (1 μg/ml) is combined with the nanoparticles (10 μg/ml).

Three patients (Pt #5, 9, and 10) did not have an appreciable presence of transferred T cells after the first infusion in peripheral blood by our criteria, however, they clearly developed a measurable and significant tetramer+ population after fludarabine conditioning and second infusion.

This result seems to suggest the appreciable presence of genes under selective pressure in LRGs.

Hartman, Shorland and McDonald7 have suggested that such hydrogenation would explain the presence of appreciable amounts (3.5 11.2 per cent) of trans acids in ruminant fats and their absence in the fats of non-ruminants.

The presence of appreciable molecular oxygen at the location of maximum temperature has been observed in non-premixed oxygen-enhanced combustion (OEC) processes, specifically in flames having a high stoichiometric mixture fraction (Zst) produced with diluted fuel and oxygen-enrichment.

Results demonstrate that the location of O2 depletion occurs in the vicinity of global stoichiometry for flames of any Zst and that the presence of appreciable O2 at the location of maximum temperature for high Zst flames is caused by a shift in the location of maximum temperature relative to the location of O2 depletion.

This fact is demonstrated by the presence of appreciable amounts in effluents from biological wastewater treatment plant.

Survey of twelve mouse tissues revealed the presence of appreciable phenylalanine hydroxylase activity in the pancreas and kidney as well as the liver but in no other of the tissues tested.

Novelty is mainly represented by the presence of appreciable quantities of cyanidin-3-O-galactoside not only in the peel, but also in the pulp, as resulting from the red colour.

Random effects models typically generate wider confidence intervals than fixed effects models in the presence of appreciable between-study variability in results.

Binding of carcinoma cells to E-selectin was specific as evidenced by the lack of appreciable binding in the presence of a function blocking anti-E-selectin mAb.