Sentence examples for both groups of donors from inspiring English sources

Both groups of donors seem to be haunted by dystopian scenarios in which the masses rise up and tear down everything the upper class has built.

The expression of this gene was then significantly reduced in scaffold culture in both groups of donors to a comparable level.

SHP-1 activity was similar in resting T cells of both groups of donors but rapidly increased and remained high in stimulated T lymphocytes of elderly individuals.

T cells of both groups of donors were left untreated or treated with a SHP-1 inhibitor (PTP-1) also known to inhibit the PTP1B which is involved in the insulin signaling pathway.

Unexpectedly, the levels of CD45 or its activity were higher in activated T cells of elderly subjects but there was no differences in lipid raft location of both groups of donors.

Activation of the cells triggered a significant decrease of SHP-1 localization in lipid rafts at 30 s in the case of both groups of donors, however this was more important in the case of young subjects (p < 0.01) compared to elderly subjects (p < 0.05), followed by recruitment back to lipid rafts (5/30 min).

The signal transducer and activator of transcription 3 (STAT3), was significantly upregulated in IVF embryos when compared to both groups of cloned embryos and donor cells.

There were no differences in the percentage of circulating CD5+CD19+ cells between both groups of septic patients and healthy donors at baseline and during the follow-up.

I galloped all over the country and met groups of donors to regain their trust.

Candidates traditionally raise money by hosting big-ticket fundraisers for large groups of donors or spending hours calling wealthy individuals for money, a practice known as "call time".

Edward G. Rendell, the D.N.C.'s general chairman, said in an interview this week that the party was focusing on three major groups of donors: established Democratic contributors, those who have given in the past but dropped out and new donors.