Sentence examples for culture variability from inspiring English sources

For example, the effect of physical forces on cells due to fluid flow during pipetting was shown to be highly significant resulting in a large degree of culture variability among similarly trained operators.

As a consequence of IL-7 CFU control culture variability in colony counts for individual experiments, IL-7 CFU were normalized to that of the control cultures (set at 100%) in each experiment.

In Figure 2, normalized transduction index (nTI) was computed by dividing TI by maximum TI in each experiment to adjust for differences due to cell culture variability; thus, error for maximal values for PAV 12 and PAV10 cannot be computed.

Until now, the effect of cross-culture variability on reappraisal strategies remains largely unknown.

These results essentially show that through the life of the culture, phenotypic variability is almost completely traceable by monitoring changes in envirome data.

ELISA performed on cell lysates of NAF and CAF cultures demonstrated variability in expression of IGF II among cultures, but no significant difference was observed in the mean IGF II quantity between NAF and CAF in monolayer cultures (Table 3) or in 3D monocultures (Table 4).

Callus culture produces genetic variability because in some cases cells double their chromosome number.

Anthropologists and sociologists have been the earliest observers of the role of culture in the variability of housing.

We evaluated culture integrity and variability by microscopy, and measured the fractions of floating dead cells (by trypan blue staining) in each condition over several days.

There were no apparent qualitative differences in culture integrity or variability, and no quantitative differences in floating dead cells amongst the 70 %, 50, and 30% v/v MPE-fluid conditions.

Different supplementation of culture medium exerts variability in the cytotoxic potency of peroxides.