Sentence examples for confluence i from inspiring English sources

Through an interesting confluence, I recently came across three different instances of the same question: what is the "minimum viable product" for urban renewal?

In our study we seeded the cell cultures overnight after the cells had reached 80% confluence (i.e. proliferative phase) to ensure the cells were expressing the maximum amount of σ2 receptors in the cells, also to optimise signal-to-noise ratio in cell uptake studies.

Cells were subcultured to a fresh culture dish when growth reached 70 90% confluence, i.e. every 2 3 days.

The highest DON level (4000 ng/mL) resulted in a TEER-decrease even below the level of cellular confluence, i.e. 1 kOhm, after 72 hours exposure.

The N/C ratio decreased to 1/1 when cells reached confluence, i.e. when most cells were in the G0/G1 phase of the cell cycle, suggesting that cells need a reduced nuclear environment to proliferate.

All experiments showed optimal confluence (i.e., > 70%) except one, which displayed a confluence of about 50 60%.

In one of those strange confluences, I was, at the same time, writing a novel about a woman who had just given birth.

In particular, the degree of hierarchical organization of the drainage network is assessed through the hierarchical anomaly density, a measure of the number of anomalous confluences (i.e. channels of u order not flowing in channels of order u + 1) in drainage basins.

Five days past-confluence I-VEGF/VEGFf binding was conducted with isolated ECM.

But doing this with women can be complex for men -- for me -- as complex as the confluence of emotions I feel when I'm alone with them in my office.

In an interesting confluence of themes, I also believe that they had the same revelation recently in the education market.