Sentence examples for cut off cell from inspiring English sources

And they wore it during a short-lived protest this month in San Francisco of the Bay Area Rapid Transit's decision to cut off cell service to thwart an earlier protest inside train stations.

He won as the Interior Ministry was sealed, opposition Web sites were shut down, text messages were cut off, cell phones were interrupted, Internet access was impeded, dozens of opposition figures were arrested, universities were closed and a massive show of force was orchestrated to ram home the result to an incredulous public.

But recently we've heard very different messages from some police and politicians in the United Kingdom and from officials at the Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART) in San Francisco, which actually cut off cell phone service at four underground stations to quell a planned protest.

At one point, Shanghai police cut off cell-phone service in downtown Shanghai.

Qaddafi's regime had cut off cell-phone service in eastern Libya, so I offered Osama my satellite phone, but he wouldn't take it.

The criteria for scoring as positive the proliferating cell cultures included CFSE-low cells > cut off.

The tips of the tubes containing a visibly blue pellet of cells were cut off, the cell pellets scooped out and post-fixed in buffered 4% formaldehyde for 30 min., cut into 0.1 2 mm cubes and soaked overnight in 2.3 M sucrose at 4°C.

As he became increasingly disruptive, the report said prison officials would cut off the cell's water supply and limit his food, but did not allow Mr. McManus to receive mental health treatment.

The surgeon cuts off the cells of the wart with a scalpel.

Chemist Gabriela Chiosis of Columbia University and colleague Ivo Gomperts Boneca of Rockefeller University, both in New York City, thought they could overcome this problem by cleaving D-ala-D-lac, which would cut off the cells' escape route.

Although the leaf begins its growth from an apical cell, cells are soon cut off between the apical cell and the leaf base, and further division of these cells results in the elongation of the leaf and also in the production of one or more midribs.