Sentence examples for cell set up from inspiring English sources

Amnesty welcomes the special investigations cell set up by CAR authorities to investigate crimes, as well as the UN's commission of inquiry into human-rights abuses, but says more needs to be done to ensure accountability.

"It explains what was going on in this case," Mr. Fitzgerald said, adding that Mr. bin Laden's "cell set up in Kenya was set up as a support base for bin Laden's group to fight the Americans in Somalia".

Not only was Emwazi a "person of interest" for MI5 as a member of a London jihadi cell set up in 2007 to recruit for al-Shabaab, an al-Qaida affiliate, but at least one member of his network had a connection with one of the most infamous crimes in British history.

Electrochemical characterization of developed nanocomposites, in 1 M aqueous KOH, gives rise to a specific capacitance of 1334 F g−1 at a current density of 1 A g−1 in three electrode cell set up.

Thus mitochondrial cell biology poses critical questions for all cells, but especially for neurons: how the cell sets up an adequate distribution of the organelle; how it sustains mitochondria in the periphery; and how mitochondria are removed after damage.

For this, TTs extend from the cytoplasmic surface deep into the cell, setting up a complex three-dimensional (3D) membrane network, referred to as 'transverse axial tubular system' (TATS).

At the University of Wisconsin, for example, Dr. James A. Thomson, the first scientist to isolate embryonic stem cells, set up a parallel laboratory off campus, with private money.

The author has compared a set of modem cells with cells set up accerding te the old specification, and finds the same censtant difference.

The caspase activity in OMV-treated cells was expressed as a fold-increase of that in untreated control cells (set up as 1).

Those cells set up permanent residence in the animals' bones and began producing blood cells -- the major function of marrow cells -- and releasing them by the millions into the circulatory system.

Three papers published recently in Cell and one in Science provide support for a model in which plant cells set up surveillance of signal transduction pathways, preparing to destroy the cell if any untoward fiddling with cellular physiology is detected.