Sentence examples for confluence degree from inspiring English sources

In EC/SMC, ECs could grow well on SMCs layer, but their morphology, alignment, and confluence degree were deeply influenced by the density of SMCs beneath.

In the culture at the low seeding density, an increase in confluence degree accompanied a decrease in growth potential (Rp), being Rp = 0.85 and 0.11 at t = 48 and 672 h, respectively.

As the cell confluence degree reached about 90%, the cells were harvested by routine method.

As the passage 3 DMS/PCs reached the confluence degree of 50 60%, DMS/PCs were divided into two groups: induced and control group.

After about 2 days, DMS/PCs will grow fast at the confluence degree of 70 80%, and the cells were passaged with 0.25% trypsin and split into new flasks at the ratio 1 : 2 or 1 : 3.

The cells proliferated quickly, displaying obvious karyokinesis, after about 5 days, the cells confluence degree could reach 80 90%; then, the cells were digested by 0.25% trypsin and 0.02% EDTA.

This page, from the Degree Confluence Project, has an interesting schematic, showing the remarkable variance between the supposed border (49 degrees north) and some of the actual survey markers between 123 degrees west and 96 degrees west (almost the entire length of the "straight line" border).

However, the cells do exhibit confluence to some degree such that the dense CNF grid and randomly distributed mat seem to provide a specific contact guidance and oriented growth to the cells to result in spontaneously contracting cultures[39].

As of this summer, Myren had photographed 32 of the 52 degree confluences (50 on land, 2 at landfall) and raised more than $15,000 to continue his project (by way of a successful Kickstarter campaign).

In addition, the degree of confluence of Vero cells exposed to TAF 355 was highest, followed by TAF 401, and lowest confluence was seen for the cells treated with clindamycin, as expected.

Cultures were viewed using an inverted microscope to assess the degree of confluence and the absence of bacterial and fungal contamination.