Sentence examples for confluence and a from inspiring English sources
Kainji Dam (opened in 1969), the largest of the dams on the Niger, is 215 feet (66 m) high and 1,800 feet (550 m) across and provides electrical power, improved river navigation upstream to Yelwa in Kebbi state, water control of the Niger down to the Kaduna River confluence, and a road across the Niger, as well as waters for irrigation and fishing.
To collect conditioned media, cells were grown to 100% confluence, and a week later regular media was substituted for a low serum (3%) media for 72 hours.
Cells were grown till confluence and a scratch wound was applied in two perpendicular directions with a sterile pipet tip.
2.1 x 10 cells were cultured overnight to 50-70% confluence and a total of 500ng DNA added per well.
For the focus formation assay, cells were plated in duplicates, cultured until confluence and a week later stained.
Cells were grown until confluence, and a 20-p micropipette tip was used to create a linear scratch in the monolayer.
The garden becomes not just a place of social confluence and an allegorical representation of the nation, but virtually a metaphor for a historical fiction: it is a space apparently set apart from the surrounding world which can nonetheless talk about and play at transforming the events that happen around it, and in which a "little better thing than earth" can speak to his times.
Both 8 mM CHAPS and 1% SDS damaged the BMC to the extent that seeded HMEC were able to infiltrate the damaged sub-basement membrane tissue, showed decreased confluence and an atypical phenotype.
Transfected NIH3T3 cells and primary astrocytes were cultured for 1 2 days until confluence, and an aliquot of the culture medium containing secreted CLuc was collected.
PUVECs were grown to confluence and an area of the dish (the so-called wound) was scraped clear of cells by applying suction with a narrow tip.
In growth medium, control ME180 cells formed a monolayer upon reaching confluence and had a marked reduction in growth rate.
