Sentence examples for age of cells from inspiring English sources

"By studying the mechanism we might be able to learn more about how the age of cells is also locked in," she told the Guardian.

A reason for overseeing age aspect of biology is most likely the lack of reliable technologies to estimate the average age of cells and tissues.

Age of cells (time to harvesting after incubation): 3 to 16 days.

In addition, the number and differentiation potential as well as maximal life span of BM-MSCs decrease with increasing age of cells [ 84– 86].

Activation and survival of immature neurons in the dentate gyrus with spatial memory is dependent on time of exposure to spatial learning and age of cells at examination.

Research in this field is impeded by the lack of an accurate quantitative method of evaluation of the biological age of cells and tissues.

After all, in an age of cell phones and e-mail, there is no such thing as real isolation.

He went to a pay phone outside the pavilion to make a quick call to his mother (this was before the age of cell phones).

Over the years, the act had been amended many times, but McConnell believed that FISA a law written before the age of cell phones, e-mail, and the Web was dangerously outmoded.

It's likely some of that expansion has to do with the ever shrinking age of cell phone adoption.

All too often, in this age of cell phones, short holidays and all-inclusive resorts, we lose sight of the connections that once made travelling great.