Sentence examples for airborne cells from inspiring English sources

The number of viable cells in the lungs is more directly comparable to human exposure: the fraction of airborne cells that are inhaled and deposit in the lung differ among animals and humans owing to anatomy, respiration rate, animal orientation, etc., but the deposited dose measured in animals can be compared to estimated deposition in the human respiratory tract [ 42].

There, drones can serve as "long-endurance, orbiting relays -- airborne cell towers," Mr. Newcome of Adroit Systems wrote in the trade journal Unmanned Vehicles.

The Federal Communications Commission in Washington currently prohibits in-flight cellphone use on planes, partly because of some unresolved questions about the potential for interference with aircraft navigation equipment, but mostly because of phone industry concerns that airborne cell signals radiate widely, randomly contacting different ground stations.

As you aptly point out, loud airborne cell phone chatter may soon rank with other air travel nuisances.

Personally, I know I'd get a lot more done with an Internet-connected laptop than I would with an airborne cell phone.

The Wi-Fi connections to an airborne pico-cell are bounced up to a satellite before being beamed down to the ground using one of the special frequency bands allocated for the job.

To stimulate THP-G8 cells, airborne particles collected on ADS days were diluted to 1 mg/mL with distilled deionized water.

In all three cell types, airborne toluene and xylene inhibited cell growth in a dose-dependent manner, and both the MTS and NRU tests yielded similar results.

While the Federal Aviation Administration FAAA) is putting together a group to re-examine current testing procedures and policies airlines have in place for gadgets, they will not be considering airborne use of cell phones for voice communication.

We have developed the Cyto-TP, a thermal precipitator capable of depositing airborne nanoparticles onto living cells directly from the gas.

After 30 min of airborne suspension, the bacterial cells were sampled on a 0.22 μm mixed cellulose ester filter (Advantec, Japan) at flow rate of 28 L/min for 3 min (N30).