Sentence examples for collected equivalent from inspiring English sources

Typically 3 × 108 cells were collected, equivalent to 1 mL of culture with OD600 of 1. cDNA was prepared using the High-Capacity cDNA Archive Kit (Applied Biosystems, Warrington, UK) according to the manufacturer's instructions.

To investigate the production of soluble APP fragments that were secreted from infected cells, we collected equivalent amounts of medium conditioned by mock- and HSV-1-infected cells and incubated them overnight with 10% trichloroacetic acid (TCA) at 4°C.

In IMC we also collected equivalent data on a comparator group of 42 patients, also aged 45 64 with a single chronic condition.

In contrast, the recently collected equivalent data from animals undergoing closed tibial fracture [[ 23], Pauly et al. unpublished data] revealed statistical differences against the osteotomy model with p = 0.0007 for 42 d and p = 0.0016 for 84d for both torsional load and stiffness, respectively.

One challenge is the need for patient-reported outcome (PRO) measures to be appropriate for use in different cultures to support the evaluation of treatment benefit or to detect and quantify the side-effects of treatments, under the assumption that endpoints based on these assessments collect equivalent data that can be pooled across languages.

Finally, almost immediate availability of autologous presumptive MSCs would allow immediate treatment of emergency conditions without depending on weeks of in vitro culture to collect equivalent therapeutic cells.

Further, for research to assess exposure/outcome rates using equivalent exposure duration and frequency measures, oversampling women may not be enough; rather studies might also consider collecting equivalent exposure frequencies and durations for each sex/gender group.

If women participants largely work or engage in specific exposure-related tasks for fewer hours than men participants, researchers may have to include more women than men to collect equivalent exposure data.

This method consists of collecting equivalent amount of food and beverages received by a child during the day and then analysing the resulting homogenate to determine the fluoride content directly.

For comparative analyses, in gain- and loss-of-function studies, exosomes were collected from equivalent amounts of culture medium, conditioned by equivalent amounts of cells, for equivalent lengths of time, as described before.

"It's like gold in the forest, they're told, quick money," said Lars Riberth, pastor of the town church, which has collected the equivalent of $9,000 to help the men.