Sentence examples for degrees cells from inspiring English sources

Due to hops and steps that are not exactly 55 degrees, cells gradually lose orientation relative to the position of the aggregation centre, by which at the end of this 2 min gradient-less period the chemotaxis index has declined and a substantial fraction of the cells move off-track.

By contrast, the four autophagy-stimulating chemicals all enhanced to varying degrees cell killing in starvation conditions, with niclosamide and rottlerin showing the most pronounced effect.

The explanatory disagreement involved different experimental approaches and divergent views on the nature of differentiation in early ontogeny (e.g., to what degree cells are pre-specified).

Points were also summed within 1 degree cells to investigate biases within FAO regions (higher resolution).

This method primarily labels cells in S-phase and to a minor degree, cells in the early portion of G2.

Generally, we aggregated the data into the quarter-degree cells by averaging the 25 smaller cells' values.

Data on population density and country-based key parameter data applied to populations in the 18,009 populated one degree cells were aggregated into these 240 ansectors.

A global anational database was constructed with one degree cells of latitude and longitude, and used to calculate densities for population and key health indicators.

Human habitation is found within the latitudinal range 84°N 58°S, by 360° of longitude, giving a grid with 51,480 one degree cells.

In a second step, we calculated for both 0.5×0.5 degree cell size grids a SH expansion of the total intensity anomaly.

We sought to explain spatial variation in the NDVI-precipitation relation among temporal per degree-cell models, in terms of the slope (strength) and adjusted (adj).