Sentence examples for and then the extent from inspiring English sources

Large flattened senescent cells were identified and then the extent of neutrophil adhesion to them was assessed.

The interaction of amphetamine at this binding site could also be rapid and of low affinity, and then the extent of binding would be in equilibrium with the intracellular concentration.

The inter-group component of the total variance was qualified by F-statistics with the analysis of molecular variance (AMOVA) model (Excoffier et al. 2005) using the program GenAlEx v6.4 (Peakall and Smouse 2006), and then the extent of geographical structuring of genetic variation was evaluated.

A 7-day CFU-based assay revealed that they only exerted bactericidal activity in the multistress nonreplicating conditions at concentrations 25 and 50 μM, respectively far above their R-MIC90 (≤0.16 μM), and even then, the extent of killing was relatively modest: 1.5 to 3 log10 CFU (26).

They learned how to grow the seeds in the classroom and then recorded the extent of root blackening caused by the infection with the aim of identifying resistant varieties.

Alternatively, the pathologist can relate the disease to its distance from margins and then calculate the extent from the overall dimensions of the specimen (Lester et al, 2009).

We also generated lists of differentially expressed transcripts between the TUM and NAT samples for both FF and FFPE tissues and then determined the extent of the overlap between the two differentially expressed transcript lists.

We start by considering a 2D domain in which the tissue (either normal cells only, or normal cells with a small tumour implanted) is initially perfused by two parallel vessels, and then increase the extent of the domain in the third dimension.

It is necessary that drinking water sources should be tested regularly to know whether water is meeting the prescribed standards for drinking or not and, if not, then, the extent of contamination/unacceptability and the follow-up required.

Replication in science is quite different; it involves performance of an independent study with the same hypothesis and then testing the extent to which this independent study reaches the same conclusions.

On each occasion, participants noted their most salient goal, and then rated the extent to which this goal was important and the extent to which they were successfully accomplishing this goal.