Sentence examples for be a mixed population from inspiring English sources
Now for this to be a mixed population we better change the definition accordingly.
In the heterozygous state, there will be a mixed population of channels that contain a variable number of mutant subunits (from 0 to 4).
Patients with primary dilated cardiomyopathy seem to be a mixed population in this study making general conclusions about CRT efficacy difficult.
This method suggests that there would be a mixed population of cells used to treat the patient and none of which were actually probed for MSC markers.
The brain tumor-associated microglia/macrophages seem to be a mixed population derived from the brain-resident microglia and from the newly infiltrating monocytes 27.
HMLER cells have been shown previously to be a mixed population of mesenchymal and epithelial phenotype cells (Morel et al, 2008).
The tenants in these buildings are a mixed population, mainly Hispanic or African-American, whose incomes range from medium to low to very low; many are on public assistance, some among the recently homeless; all have limited job skills and little education.
Tendon resident cells (TCs) are a mixed population made of terminally differentiated tenocytes and tendon stem/progenitor cells (TSPCs).
Cells isolated from calvaria are a mixed population capable of differentiation into both osteogenic and adipogenic pathways in culture [41], [42].
Bone marrow cells are a mixed population of stem cells, immature and mature hematopoietic cells, thus we also examined the effect of spirulina on isolated human peripheral blood CD34+ stem cells (Fig. 6.B).
