Sentence examples for depth of a cell from inspiring English sources

This finding is highly suggestive of even distribution of actin filaments across the depth of a cell in all study groups.

Beyond lineage relations, reconstructed trees also show the estimated depths of individual cells (the depth of a cell is the number of cell divisions it underwent from the zygote).

We define the pedigree depth of a cell as the number of divisions separating a cell from the primordial germ cell.

Studies on the radiation bystander effect, which imply that GJIC plays a major role in spreading the effects of radiation, have used α-particle radiation (Azzam et al, 1998, 2001), which is high linear energy transfer (LET) radiation and will penetrate the full depth of a cell.

The early MD/PhD years take one on an incredible journey from the depths of a cell's nucleus, through body tissues and systems, the human being as a whole, our interactions with each other, and with the cosmos.

The X-rays have an attenuation length of (1/e length of ∼145 μm) allowing more consistent dose delivery across the depth of a single cell layer and penetration into tissue samples than previous ultrasoft X-ray systems.

The CPML has a depth of 16 cells and a total of FDTD time steps were performed to compute each value of the error function.

Secondly, for a sedimentation speed of 56 mm/h and a 50 mm depth of the cell culture medium (1 mL of medium; 2 cm cross-sectional area of well), all ZnO particles are expected to deposit onto the cells within about 1 h.

The data show that this coating method can yield very thin films of thickness of order of 15 20% at most of the equivalent cell depth of a gravure roller.

The choice of the treatment depends on the tumor characteristics, namely, size, location, depth of tumor cell invasion, and distant metastasis.

The length was then multiplied by 0.6 cm, which was the depth of the cell and the contact area between oil and CO2.