Sentence examples for cells rules from inspiring English sources

But if the trial served to humanize Mr. bin Laden, it also showed that his far-flung organization, with all of its cells, rules and secret codes, was -- at least this time -- not beyond the reach of American law.

Moreover the necessity of the contact between the two cells rules out the role of secreted factors and confirms the role of the peritoneal cells "per se" in the occurrence of ovarian tumor chemoresistance.

On the contrary, the enhanced activity of mTOR and its facilitating effect on the Ca2+ signal in aged cells rules out an involvement of mTOR in the impairment of the Ca2+ mobilization.

We assume individual transfer events arise randomly (Rule A1), occur at a specified average rate (Rule A2), and are delimited by parameters specific to allowable quantities of P-gp transferred between paired cells (Rules A3 and A4) (see below).

This observation and failure to reduce cyt. c release in caspase inhibitor-treated cells, rules out the role of any undetectable residual caspase activity on cyt. c release by feedback.

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The reason is that the donor's cells rule the body of the patient -- whose own cells have been devastated -- and attack the cancer as a foreign invader.

As described above, biochemical characterization of CHO PR328 cells ruled out the presence of defects in toxin binding, internalization, and trafficking.

Since Vero cells harbour a deletion of the genes encoding for type I IFNs [26], the results obtained with Vero cells rule out an involvement of type I IFN genetically, consistent with the conclusion drawn above.

The absence or significantly low percentage of cell population in quadrant (Annexin V−/PI+) of the RFRA treated Caco-2 cells ruled out necrosis [ 36].

The good news about the Obama administration's new stem cell rules is that government money will pay for a lot more research than was possible under the Bush administration's cramped and ideologically driven restrictions.