Sentence examples for billions of normal from inspiring English sources

Circulating tumor cells (cancer cells that have broken free from the original tumor) are normally very hard to detect, because there are so few of them — usually only several cells per 1-milliliter sample of blood, which can contain tens of billions of normal blood cells.

The quantitative interpretation of oncogenesis is preceded by a comprehensive description of normal tissue regeneration in uterine epithelium, based on the assumption that every one of billions of normal cells follows an inherent program for proliferation and differentiation through a cellular interpretation of chronological time.

B. theta generated a sialic-acid surplus that, in the absence of the other hundreds of normal bacterial species, were bequeathed to the pathogenic strains.

T cells are able to detect a variant peptide even if just a few copies are present among the hundreds of thousands of normal self peptides that are displayed by the cell-surface MHC receptors8.

Analyzing these so-called circulating tumor cells (CTCs) isn't part of routine care yet, in part because they're so hard to pick out of the millions of normal cells in a blood sample.

Yanoviak collected thousands of normal and infected ants in both Panama and Peru, near the Peruvian rainforest city of Iquitos, and demonstrated that, typically, about 5percentt of worker ants in a colony are infected.

This can be crucial for some applications, such as detecting microscopic objects that exist in very small concentrations in the fluid — for example, a small number of cancerous cells among millions of normal cells.

[Leaders of nuclear states are] essentially talking about incinerating hundreds of thousands of normal people — probably in a foreign country — but recognizable, normal people.

But of course none of this hypocrisy and conflict of interest will be of any bother to the Standard; it is simply staying true to its values: privilege above diligence, birthright above egalitarianism, posh boys in Chelsea over the millions of normal Londoners who read their paper every week.

Her blood oxygen was perilously low, two-thirds of normal, even when she was given oxygen.

And watch your head while you duck through some archways and doors because they are four-fifths of normal scale.