Sentence examples for cell extending from inspiring English sources

Exact solutions of the equations governing thin singly curved shells give the displacements, strains and stresses within a unit cell extending over one period of the corrugation pattern.

Based on prior work, it was expected that telomerase would preferentially elongate the shortest telomeres in a cell, extending the telomeric G-rich strand through a process that is coupled to the synthesis of the complementary strand.

The −By preference is consistent with the duskside convection cell extending toward dawn and giving a higher possibility of a flow channels being seen on the dawnside FOV.

The IRU is a newly designed radio unit that incorporates existing macro software features (e.g., interference coordination, traffic management, and LTE combined cell), extending them with new indoor features (e.g., real-time traffic steering).

There was a marked enrichment and colocalization of collagen and podocalyxin on the edges of cell extending projections.

It is also hypothesized that some patients actually did not have any distant metastases at the diagnosis, but unstable tumor cell extending to venous system might disseminate during surgical intervention or residual tumor cells in the venous wall or perirenal fat following surgery might be an origin of progressing distant metastases during long-term follow-up.

Sensory neurons occur as single cells or small clusters of cells; the distal process, or dendrite, of each cell extends to a cuticular sense organ (sensillum).

The device is also designed with a removable magnetic cover, whose own built-in power cell extends the battery life to nine weeks.

When a cell extends pseudopodia in a certain direction and then re-extends new pseudopodia perpendicular to the long axis of the cell, an oscillation pattern occurs.

We calculated for these 724 pseudopodia the probability P i) that a cell extends the new pseudopod in the time interval (i), which is the number of cases pi that cells extends a pseudopod in that interval divided by the number of cases that cells have not yet extended a new pseudopod, i.e. P i) = pi/(1−Σpi−1).

The importance of phosphorylation of PDE4 in the HEK293 cell extends the results of Neves et al. [22] to cells with minimal diffusional barriers.