Sentence examples for by a two fold from inspiring English sources

Excitability measurements of ICU controls where best modeled by a two fold increase of fast K+ currents (Additional file 2: Figure S1/Table 4), whereas in the CIP patients, the differences in comparison to healthy controls were best modeled by a twofold reduction of Na+ permeability (Additional file 3: Figure S2/Table 4).

However, PIP2 is known to be relatively scarce outside the plasma membrane [37], while fertilization is accompanied by a two fold increase of the net content of PIP2 in the eggs [30], [54].

Fisher et. al. have demonstrated that under acidic conditions, a 4 5 fold upregulation of the mymA operon is accompanied by a two fold reduction in the expression of FAS-II operon associated genes [7] responsible for the synthesis of meromycolates [40], which on conjugation with very long chain fatty acids like C24 and C26 lead to the formation of mycolic acids [40].

The solution obtained was then added to MHB in a 96-well microplate followed by a two fold serial dilution.

Heat inactivated plasma samples were diluted 10 and 100 fold followed by a two fold serial dilution up to 1600 fold.

A positive immune response, as defined by more than a two fold increase in antibody levels, ranges from 72%to84%4% across different formulations.

Today, those numbers have increased by a hundred fold.

The denatured protein was refolded by a ten fold dilution of the urea in deionised water, concentration by ultra-filtration and two rounds of dialysis to remove residual urea, imidazole and EDTA.

When 10 pmoles of recombinant gp91phox 221-C proteoliposomes were incubated for 10 minutes with neutrophil cytosol (containing p47phox, p67phox, p40phox and Rac) and AA at 25°C, reductase activity was enhanced by a seven fold increase for NBT and ten fold for INT (53 mol/min/mol for both NBT and INT, Figure 5B activated).

While Ag85B specific T cells did not confer protection against Mtb infection (Reba et al., 2014), ESAT-6 reactive CD4+ T cells reduced bacterial burden by a hundred fold, which was dependent on the infectious dose (Gallegos et al., 2008).

However, 1% bleach reduced copies of the genome by over a thousand fold.