Sentence examples for division of plasma from inspiring English sources
But this week, at a meeting of the American Physical Society's division of plasma physics in Quebec City, Quebec, Dr. Drake is describing research that he and his collaborators say shows not only that reconnection can take place quickly, but also that it is a simpler and more universal phenomenon than suspected.
A second relapse a year later was treated with bortezomib (Velcade), a drug that inhibits division of plasma cells, and dexamethasone, a steroid, which worked for two more years.
On November 20th Richard London, the head of the LATIS team, will present the results of its experimental successes to the American Physical Society's division of plasma physics at its annual meeting in Pittsburgh.Latis workThat a program created to simulate nuclear fusion can be adapted to simulate laser/tissue interactions is not as startling as it seems.
CC abnormalities are seen in a minority of patients with MM because of slow division of neoplastic plasma cells; however, interphase FISH assay is independent of the plasma cell division and has a higher yield to detect genetic aberrations [ 13].
After milking the spiders, the park delivers the venom to a division of the blood plasma and vaccine maker CSL Ltd, which converts it into the life-saving antidote.
This causes division of the epithelial plasma membrane into distinct apical, basal, and lateral domains, typically enriched for specific phospholipid components and distinct, yet highly conserved, protein complexes (Johnson and Wodarz, 2003; McCaffrey and Macara, 2011; Tepass, 2012; Rodriguez-Boulan and Macara, 2014).
He worked as a research scientist in the space plasma physics division of ESA's European Space Research and Technology Centre in Noordwijk, Neth., for the next three years (1977 80).
From 1972 to 1973 he was also chairman of the Plasma Physics Division of the American Physical Society.
In addition to spreading morphology and division during extended incubation, cells retained calcein AM, an indicator of plasma membrane permeability and general cell viability.
"Inventories of plasma display panels and L.C.D.'s piled up.
L.C.D. sets are about half the weight of plasma sets.
