Sentence examples for catching cells from inspiring English sources
Human Genome Sciences found its genes by catching cells in the act of making the proteins, without knowing at first what the genes did.
Moreover, the automated patch clamp system is currently difficult to fully determine the condition of the cell before catching and selecting the cell for patch clamp recording.
The trails have 18-inch-high curbs for catching lint and skin cells, which tend to fall straight to the ground.
The study required patients to start chemotherapy within six weeks of their operation for the best chance of catching any remaining cancer cells.
[Page A19.] Although reporters were informed of Mr. Gore's choice around dawn, Mr. Gore did not formally offer the spot to Mr. Lieberman until shortly before noon, catching him on his cell phone as he drove into his driveway in New Haven after giving a speech to the Connecticut A.F.L.-C.I.O A.F.L.-C.I.O
"Entourage" and "Deadwood" are superb, but the rival premium cable channel is catching up: "Huff" and "Sleeper Cell" are exceptionally good.
Considering the extremely rough surface of the NMM, the developed membrane can also filter out cell debris by catching it between the nanowires, which significantly reduces overall sample preparation time for the DNA purification protocol by skipping routine centrifugation to remove debris after cell lysis.
Cancer cell microvesicles are also catching the interest of pharmaceutical companies, which view them as potential biomarkers for distinguishing between normal and unhealthy cells, making them a useful diagnostic tool.
An inmate at a jail that was subject to urgent measures was witnessed catching and killing rats in his cell during an inspection, it has emerged.
Especially when management or a CSM (Customer Service Manager) is walking around, you don't want them catching you playing around with a cell phone or MP3 player.
Only later did the job of catching light get relegated to only some cells, which could send signals to their neighbors.
