Sentence examples for cell description from inspiring English sources

Alternative cell description files, relating probesets to unigene sequences were implemented as described previously [ 5].

These modulations can be in the form of positional or occupational perturbations to the atoms in the subcell and can result in a more diverse range of local environments than a traditional unit cell description.

We show that this algorithm is a hybrid method which uses a particles-in-cell description in r z and a gridless description in ϕ.

Here we describe that peripheral human B cells from healthy donors were capable of very extended proliferation after specific external activation, justifying these cells' description as being conditionally immortalized.

Cells description based on the presence of surface markers is a phenomenal study.

To avoid the critical step of binarization, an alternative cell shape description was investigated, based on Zernike moments, and a new network was developed and trained.

The discussion focuses on recent developments in the polymer electrolyte-based proton exchange membrane fuel cell with description of the limitations imposed by current electrocatalysts and the benefits offered by the development of improved materials.

Imagine the first cell phone description - "It's a phone that goes where you go".

For example, if your topic is a gene that controls cancer cells, a description of sinister tumour growth in the relevant organ will probably do the trick.

We have conducted an electron structure calculation of the K-phase supercells which consisted of several layers (one to three) of the ordinary stoichiometric K-phase and of one layer of modified unit cells (see description above).

The identification of HIV-1 decidual target cells, the description of different permissivity to X4 and R5 virus, and the fact that the risk of mother-to-child transmission is very low during the first trimester of pregnancy underline that the materno-fetal interface is a very relevant model to study the mechanism of natural protection against HIV-1 transmission at a mucosal level.