Sentence examples for described to express from inspiring English sources

While SF DCs were previously described to express low levels of CD14, the lack of CD14 expression by the CD1c+ DCs isolated by Moret and colleagues very likely relates to poor discrimination of CD14-, CD14+, and CD14++ cells by the monoclonal antibody and isotype used.

A concept of multi-element connection number for a set pair, which consisted of measured evaluation index sets and classification standard sets of shrink and expansion grade, was described to express hierarchy and fuzziness of membership between the evaluation sample and the classification standard.

Other cancer stem cells have been described to express markers including CD20 and CD44+CD24−/lineage low for melanoma and breast cancer stem cells, respectively [10], [12].

As BeWo cells have been described to express the neonatal Fc receptor [26], we assessed the capacity of FCR3-CSA and 1F1-BeWo IE grown in the presence of human sera to bind to the BeWo cells.

Immortalized keratinocytes have been described to express TLR1-5 and TLR10 at mRNA level [10], while primary keratinocytes were found to mainly express TLR1, TLR2, TLR3, TLR5 and TLR9 but not TLR4, TLR6, TLR7, TLR8, or TLR10 [12], [12].

Although a population of CD8 memory T cells has been described to express Gr-1 [16], this is unlikely to be the contaminant, as CD5 is expressed on all mature T cells including memory cells, thus these cells should have been depleted with the current cocktail.

And fourth, the signs in a language system refer only to other signs in it, but discourse "refers to a world that it claims to describe, to express, or to represent"(From Text to Action, 145).

Interestingly, during such late-phase responses, the cellular influx is predominantly neutrophilic and neutrophils have been described to not express high levels of ST2 or respond to IL-33 [54].

In particular, B2M has been described to be expressed by SCs and its over-expression has been previously reported to induce antigen presentation and apoptosis in SCs, thus deregulating testis immune-privileged microenvironment [ 20].

In Gerbera, the SEP1/2 gene GhGRCD2 is expressed in vegetative tissues and SEP3, usually restricted to the inner three whorls, is described to be expressed in vegetative tissues in more than one species, too ([ 24] and references therein).

However, Olr1 has not been described to be expressed in T cells.