Sentence examples for because of cells from inspiring English sources
The spoon appears curved, because of cells in the visual cortex called end-stopped neurons, which perceive both motion and the boundaries of objects, the authors write.
This means that some of the beads were disrupted by the stirring or because of cells growth.
Women who die of breast cancer most often do so because of cells that escaped from the original breast tumor before it was found, and more aggressive surgery is, unfortunately, akin to locking up the barn after the horses have left.
Spotted macrocolonies from flocculating cultures have a granular appearance because of cells that reform flocs on the plate after spotting.
"The world was changing from a world of people who go to an office to work to a world where people's lives were becoming more versatile, because of cell phones and the Internet," Rosen says.
Filamentous fungal fermentation is also difficult to operate because of cell morphology.
Biological studies of tissues and cells have enabled numerous discoveries, but these studies still bear potential risks of invalidation because of cell heterogeneity.
Regarding the survey method, however, the sample selection and the dishonest answers to the sensitive questions, such as whether they were involved in accidents because of cell phone use, may bias the result.
Appropriate sort facility design contributes to the protection of operators and provides a barrier to protect persons outside the room from potential release of aerosols because of cell sorting potentially infectious samples.
FITC-labelled antibodies and DIC, at X 500 and X 1250 magnification, produce images that are more diffuse, and endogenous stages are more difficult to interpret by DIC because of cell architecture and depth of the monolayer.
Dried blood spots (DBS) improve access to HIV viral load (VL) testing, but yield increased VL measurements compared to the plasma reference method because of cell-associated viral nucleic acid.
