Sentence examples for cells calls from inspiring English sources

Experimental realization of such dynamics in spatially extended Hele Shaw cells calls for the use of the concept of spatial bistability which implies construction of new continuously fed open reactors.

Jean-Louis Bruguière, the French magistrate-prosecutor who specializes in pursuing terrorist cells, calls Al Qaeda "very different, very autonomous, a major threat for the future" and compares it to the AIDS virus in its ability to mutate when challenged.

The recent determination that overexpression of any one of the seven human sirtuin deacetylases fails to extend replicative lifespan in differentiated human cells calls attention to the possibility of unforeseen complexity in the determinants of human lifespan.

Jerome Groopman, a Harvard Medical School professor who has worked on bone marrow stem cells, calls the president's decision "unprecedented" in the way "it ignores the fundamental needs and process of experimental medicine" by "holding research hostage to private companies" that own many of the 60 stem cell lines that Mr. Bush has approved for federal study.

Research on human stem cells calls for basic social requirements, resources for supervision and the prevention of any abuse [ 70].

Lack of better understanding of nanoparticles targeted delivery into cancer cells calls for advanced optical microscopy methodologies.

Mycelium consists of threadlike cells called hyphae.

Bone also contains nutritive cells called osteocytes.

But special cells, called stem cells, do have this capacity.

At issue are white blood cells called leukocytes.

Information is transmitted by brain cells called neurons.