Sentence examples for concentrations of class from inspiring English sources
For INH-ODN potency studies, enriched primary macrophages, total splenic B cells, RAW264 macrophages, and the human B-cell line (Namalwa) were incubated for 18 to 42 hours with optimal concentrations of class A(D) (100 nM), class B(K) stimulatory CpG-ODNs (10 to 33 nM), TLR7/8 ligands R-837 (1 μg/mL), or CL-075 (0.1 μg/mL) plus increasing concentrations of INH-ODNs (from 1 to 1,000 nM).
A range of concentrations of either class B or class R INH-ODNs were added simultaneously.
Concentrations of each class of compound were broadly similar in tissues derived from ewes and lambs.
There was no consistent cumulative outcome of prolonged exposure on the tissue concentrations of either class of pollutant in any ewe tissue.
Accidental intake of PCBs may cause elevated concentrations of this class of compounds, as was the case in Belgium in 1999 when animal feeds were accidentally contaminated by PCBs (Bernard and Fierens 2002; Bernard et al. 1999).
The high concentrations of middle-class university graduates, younger voters and ethnic minorities in London poses serious problems for Ukip, which struggles with these groups.
The absorbance curve was further deconvoluted to provide cholesterol concentrations of lipoprotein classes and subclasses.
There are other concentrations of ANTP-class genes away from the Hox clusters.
Another aspect to address will be the degree of spatial overlap between different functional regions created by the stable binding and local concentrations of different classes of TFs.
Statistical analysis of concentrations of three classes of anti-infectives (macrolides, quinolones, and sulfonamides) and trimethoprim in urban wastewaters in three geographic areas (East Asia, Europe, and North America) confirmed significantly higher concentrations in raw wastewaters compared with treated wastewaters.
We analyzed the global structural organization of mitochondria and identified concentrations of major classes of macromolecules such as protein, DNA, RNA, and lipid in mitochondria during DNA-damage-induced apoptosis.
