Sentence examples for counted to establish from inspiring English sources

The plates were cultivated for 24 h, and numbers of viable colonies were counted to establish a function of percentage reduction versus contact time in minutes.

After medium collection, cells were trypsinised and counted to establish total number.

The mononuclear cells in the infiltrate were examined and thoroughly counted to establish an accurate profile for the immune infiltrate in various stages of epithelial transformation.

All cells were cultured on six-well plates under nonpermissive conditions for 14 days prior to the experiments, fields of cells were marked, and cell numbers per field were counted to establish a baseline number.

After 7 to 10 days incubation without medium exchange, the cultures were carefully rinsed with PBS and stained with Giemsa dye and colonies containing more than 50 cells (Brown and Wouters, 1999) were counted to establish the survival curve.

For each chosen area of selection, the number of immunopositive and immunonegative cell nuclei is counted to establish the Ki-67 index as the ratio of immunopositive cell nuclei to the whole number of cell nuclei.

It takes a real count to establish a better figure.

With a standard pH calibration curve as reference, the pH of endocytic vesicles was calculated using Image J; ~200 vesicles were counted to first establish a pH titration curve.

Barber will not be able to shoulder the bulk of the offense -- Dayne will be counted on to establish the run -- but Collins will need Barber as a dependable outlet against the blitzing, aggressive Eagles defense.

None of his short stories was accepted, however, and he was especially shaken by his difficulty in finding a publisher for Flags in the Dust (published posthumously, 1973), a long, leisurely novel, drawing extensively on local observation and his own family history, that he had confidently counted upon to establish his reputation and career.

I am very proud that the House has just passed my bill, the COUNT Act to establish federal procedures for counting fatalities after disaster strikes.