Sentence examples for comparably grown from inspiring English sources

As ATP levels can be used as a surrogate measure of cell numbers for comparably grown cultures we presumed that the observed increase simply indicated continued growth of H. pylori.

Asterisk indicates statistically significant difference to comparably grown wild type according to Student's t -test (p < 0.01).

It shrunk its board from 125 members to 11, and reduced the number of committees from 23 to 4. It then turned to the power structures of the national governing bodies, believing that many had grown comparably bloated and inefficient.

Growth of cells expressing the atg14+ homolog alone on the canavanine-containing medium was inhibited as severely as the control cells transformed with the empty vector, whereas cells expressing SPBC18H10.20c were grown comparably to the clone 1 transformant.

V. criceti in the outer chamber grew comparably to the corresponding mono-culture experiment (0.22 h -1, OD 600  of 5 after 25 h).

Zhang notes, however, that the volume of requests and traffic that hits Didi's network is comparably huge, and growing; over 30,000 requests per minute come from riders during rush hour, for instance.

PRV369 grows comparably to PRV-Bartha in cultured epithelial cells (Figure 1C).

When co-expressed with wild-type Tpk1, most PKA mutants grew comparably to the wild-type at both permissive (25°C) and elevated temperatures (34°C).

In both cases, strains with mutant H2B K37R or K37A grew comparably to cells with wild-type H2B, where an H2B K123R mutation resulted in a slow growth phenotype (data not shown).

However, this analysis failed to reveal a combinatorial effect between mutation of lysine 37 on histone H2B and inactivation of SPT16, as H2B K37R/A spt16-197 double mutant strains grew comparably to isogenic spt16-197 containing wild-type H2B (Figure 4C).

The result was consistent with the plate growth assay (Fig. 3): In the absence of receptor expression the three strains grew comparably to the empty-vector control strain (Fig. 9A).