Sentence examples for become spheres from inspiring English sources

In mitofusin-defective cells, the mitochondrial network is completely disrupted and the mitochondria become spheres or short rods.

6.  Defining the world as a global battlefield: In fortress America, all realms have by now become battle spheres.

However, after one to three passages in USSC growth mediumACF cells start to form small clusters, which become tight spheres after a further 24 hours.

Tumorsphere culture, in which cells grow in suspension under non-adherent culture conditions to become tumoroid spheres, has been widely used to assess the self-renewal potential of stem cells and cancer stem cells [ 3, 14, 26, 27].

In October, People's Liberation Army Daily said outer space would become a "sphere of warfare" because space-based satellite technologies were critical for a swift, modern military.

The Occra Hills, just north of the road leading into Masiaka, had become the sphere of the West Side Boys, many of whom are former soldiers and allies of the R.U.F.

The images of the partially dead and totally dead bacteria looked nothing like the famous fossils, the researchers report today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. For one thing, Thiomargarita cells became empty spheres as they decayed, whereas the fossils showed evidence of a lot of internal structure.

They became rigid spheres having lower k L value due to surface immobility and no gas circulation [ 17, 28].

The composite spheres become more robust by coating a layer of inorganic materials onto the PANi hairy spheres.

"The Best Army We Can Buy," by David M. Kennedy (Op-Ed, July 25), mentions compulsory national service as one option to ensure that civilian and military sectors do not become dangerously separate spheres.

However, the molten Ni spheres become smaller and more sparse at the 475°C substrate temperature.