Sentence examples for cell and low from inspiring English sources

The ITER Nuclear Buildings include the Tokamak, Tritium and Diagnostic Buildings (Tokamak Complex) and the Hot Cell and Low Level Radioactive Waste Buildings (Hot Cell Complex).

Low thermal conductivities of porous layers in the cell and low heat transfer coefficients at the surface of current collectors, as commonly adopted in cell design, increase the cell temperature.

The median HPV-16 viral loads (ranges) were 60.1255 (10.7–1239) and 0.0355 (0.002 0.322) copies per cell in the high (⩾1 per cell) and low (<1 per cell) viral load groups, respectively.

To avoid clamping artifacts, the current-passing electrode was placed near the center of the cell, and low resistance microelectrodes (∼0.1 MΩ) were used for the short-duration recordings (56).

Secondly, a synthetic gene with the desired expression profile was created with high expression in the desired cell and low expression elsewhere, then genes were analyzed for correlation to the synthetic profile.

DC voltage was measured by voltage divider, standard cell and low-voltage comparator.

The key, as some states are learning, is getting smarter about distinguishing between violent criminals and dangerous repeat offenders, who need a prison cell, and low-risk offenders, who can be handled with effective community supervision, electronic monitoring and mandatory drug treatment programs, combined in some cases with shorter sentences.

The system employs an ultra-violet photo-reactor and thermal heating for peroxodisulfate digestion of total phosphorus to orthophosphate, followed by spectrophotometric detection with a multi-reflective flow cell and low-power light emitting diode using the molybdenum blue method.

Only 5% of clinically benign parotid tumours were carcinomas and notably two-thirds of these were low-grade cancers (acinic cell and low-grade mucoepidermoid carcinomas).

These mutations exhibit the continuum of tumour progression between benign cystic neoplasms and the corresponding carcinomas such as endometrioid, clear cell and low-grade serous carcinomas, often through precursor lesions such as ES and borderline tumours (Cho and Shih, 2009).

One potentially useful way of classifying these neoplasms is to divide them into those that appear to develop from benign and/or atypical proliferative precursor lesions (mucinous, endometrioid, clear cell, and low-grade serous carcinomas, also referred to as type I tumors) and those that appear to develop de novo (high-grade serous carcinomas or type II tumors) [ 2, 3].