Sentence examples for decay of cells from inspiring English sources

Decay of cells was monitored as described above for growth with continuous low level shaking.

Bradykinin (30 μM, n = 35) increased (p < 0.05) fluorescence intensity decay of cells loaded with quinacrine as compared to the control situation in which the cells were challenged with the Tyrode's solution.

Thus, if the process of degeneration has already taken place and has stopped, NAA/Cr levels will not decrease but both NAA and Cr compounds will be comparably reduced as a result of the decay of cell number.

Washed samples should comprise the decay of cell signaling and d2EGFP expression, after HGF removal (apparent T1/2 = 10.8 h).

The results indicated that the absorption of poisoning species on Pd was the main reason for the decaying of cell performance.

Thus, cancer is an inevitable part of the decay of our cells and, unfortunately, an omnipresent risk as we continue to live longer and longer.

Regardless of formulation, no count decay of La1 cells was observed in ice cream stored for up to 8 months.

The capacity decay of the cells under charge-discharge cycling was correlated with lithium deposition on the graphite surface.

The production mechanisms evaluated are (1) the erosion or hydrolysis of floc-associated extracellular polymeric substance (EPS) and (2) decay of active cells.

Both erosion of floc-associated EPS and decay of active cells were shown to be important independent mechanisms of SMP production.

Short-term batch experiments were also preformed to examine model assumptions related to the (1) production of SMP due to decay of active cells, (2) production of SMP due to erosion of floc-associated EPS, (3) degradability of SMP present in the MBR mixed liquor during increased predation and (4) degradability of eroded floc-associated EPS.