Sentence examples for cells public from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to judge SolidEnergy's claims, because it isn't making any data about its cells public, says Jeff Dahn, professor of physics and chemistry at Dalhousie University.

The study also found that "[r]egardless of where scientists source their cells, public support and trust are eroded when their work is conducted in a private research organisation using private funds" [ 59].

One by one his sources die in traffic accidents, police cells, even public parks.

Unlike Genet, whose erotically charged work unfolds in prison cells and public toilets, Leduc's sexual frankness was greeted with the same reflexive French literary chauvinism that accompanied De Beauvoir's The Second Sex in 1949.

PODs are the sleeper cells of public health, assuming a different shape and observing different local mores each time a crisis emerges.

The bank will accept deposits of stem cells from public and company labs, subject to both scientific and ethical approval by its steering committee, which is also in charge of vetting applications for withdrawals.

Both MRNs and MNs form their own cells inside public transportation vehicles to serve the vehicular UE (VUE) devices on board, and communicate with the macro BSs through the radio interface.

Unfortunately we could not find genome wide gene expression data of IFN-γ stimulated HeLa cells in public data repositories.

The influence of economic power as a confounding factor was assessed with collection of buccal cells in public and private schools when possible.

(1) Cell phone owners: No more blathering on your cell in public.

The Republicans' 2008 Presidential platform... is a call for a total ban on embryonic stem-cell research, including privately funded research... a ban on all embryonic stem-cell research, public or private".