Sentence examples for cells about from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the corrected cells live the length of normal red blood cells, about 120 days.

Here, we ask whether feedbacks can increase the information available to cells about their local density.

Double-strand breaks (DSBs) arise in dividing cells about ten times per cell per day.

Dislocation tangles and dense dislocation cells about 500 nm in width were formed in the refined grains.

They found that the compound was able to suss out activated T cells about 95percentt of the time.

d, A boxplot showing the precision from the top 10% single cells (about 48%) and all 242 single cells (48%).

e, A boxplot showing the sensitivity from the top 10% single cells (about 18%) and all 242 single cells (10%).

He and the other three have separate cells, about 8 feet by 12 feet, and are the only inmates in that cellblock.

It turned out — and later I got used to the peculiar world of the prison — that they were in different cells, about five doors apart, in fact.

"Noncompliant" detainees are confined to individual cells, about 10 feet long by 8 feet wide, for 22 hours a day, with two hours of daily recreation.

KIR recognition provides vital information to NK cells about whether a target cell should be lysed or spared.