Sentence examples for core cells from inspiring English sources
The hydrogen core cells that the charger relies on are less scary than they sound — you can get them topped up in camping shops for about £4 — and provide the power of around 15AA batteries or three iPhone charges.
The configurations of trapezoidal and triangular core cells are firstly optimized for maximizing energy absorption.
The comparative phenotypic analysis between Inv and Core cells showed significantly increased tumorigenicity in vivo and increased invasion with decreased proliferation in vitro for Inv cells.
The detection limit of the probe is 2 3 honeycomb core cells filled with water in 64 scans (measurement of approximately 1 min).
Examination of a large array of signaling pathways revealed extracellular signal-regulated kinase (Erk) down-modulation and Akt activation in Inv cells and an opposite profile in Core cells.
In fact, core cells are as likely to end up in the peripheral epitheloid layer as peripheral cells.
There she worked with Elmar Schiebel investigating a core cell-biology question: the role of the centrosome analog--important in mitosis--in the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
PCD is mediated by the core cell-death machinery consisting of proteins that mediate and control the activation of caspases – enzymes that dismantle cellular architecture during apoptosis.
Thus, drugs that directly target key metabolic enzymes or their upstream regulators will likely interfere with metabolism of both cancer and T cells in which core cell signaling and metabolic pathways converge.
Regression equations relating the stiffness of the sandwich panels to the shelling ratio and core cell size were obtained using the finite element model simulated results and were found to compare well with the existing models for layered wood composites.
In addition, he sees imminent improvement in the test and equipment sector, and upcoming benefits in Semtechs core cell phone power management business due to the companys efforts to revamp the product line..
