Sentence examples for cell travel from inspiring English sources

Now Brooker Morgan Education consultants – complete with their polystyrene prison cell – travel the country talking to pupils.

Also working independently, Dr. Murad, of the University of Texas Medical School at Houston, had earlier postulated that nitric oxide might be produced by one cell, travel through membranes, and then regulate the function of other cells.

Yatra ("journey" in Hindi) will handle, by phone, Internet and cell, travel to and across India.

Earlier on Tuesday, he was briefly released from the jail cell, travelling in a secret high-security convoy to a suburban cemetery where he left a lone candle for his daughter, Ana, who killed herself during Bosnia's bloody ethnic war.

An insidious and virulent cancer cell travels through the bloodstream of many cancer patients.

In fact, the current generated in the photovoltaic cell travels through semiconductor material which are not heavily doped and thus show resistivity (Duffie and Beckman 2006; Ma et al. 2014a).

In one instant, the viewer is a red blood cell travelling through a skull, and the next, moving through an abandoned trap house.

Video Marsh created a video for "Rained The Whole Time" that looks like the perspective of a microscopic cell travelling through layers of a human body in slow motion.

The primary role of the actin-spectrin network in a red blood cell is to provide mechanical stability and resilience as the cell travels through blood vessels (Bennett and Baines, 2001).

When a ligand protein such as a Delta ligand binds to the part that is outside the cell, the Notch protein breaks in two and the part inside the cell travels to the nucleus, where it can influence the expression of genes.

In an interview, Mike O'Brien, Hyundai's vice president of product and corporate planning, compared the company's team to the explorers Lewis and Clark, pioneering long-distance fuel-cell travel.