Sentence examples for cultures population from inspiring English sources
The longitudinal survey is conducted in seven European cities benefiting from the power of pooled analyses and coverage of a broad range of social backgrounds, cultures, population densities, urban form, policy measures, climates, and framework conditions.
Both the scales have been validated in different cultures, populations and languages [ 12- 15].
However, the complexity of hematopoiesis, the heterogeneity of the culture population and the complex interplay between the culture parameters that significantly influence the proliferation and differentiation of hematopoietic cells have impaired the translation of small scale results to the highly demanded large-scale applications.
Without bold changes in policy, practice and culture, population aging will present one of the great risks to a brighter future for future generations.
Lines were crossed sequentially for 2 generations before being thoroughly mixed to produce a single population, which was then maintained as a 14-vial culture (population size = 448).
Alternatively, EGF withdrawal may be selecting for rare cell(s) with trisomy 7 that subsequently due to a selective advantage dominate the culture population.
UP protein expression was first detected in RA-treated cultures following 9 d of cultivation and was localized to 2-D cell nests distributed throughout the culture population (Figure 2B).
Further utilization of such silks is hampered by the non-domestication status or limited culturing population of wild silkworms.
Figure 3 reveals a large amount of apoptotic cells in the control and proportionally less in the conditioned culture population.
The increased mechanical stress on dermal fibroblasts seeded at low density produces a cell culture population consisting of 70 80% myofibroblasts.
Mixed cultures of hippocampal and midbrain neurons and glial cells (neurons >70% of culture population) were prepared as described previously (Abramov et al., 2004), with some modifications.
