Sentence examples for entering from outside from inspiring English sources
Placement of materials to block stray light entering from outside the phantom (or tissue) was needed.
To distinguish between Ca2+ leaking from the ER and Ca2+ entering from outside the cell, we measured the whole-cellular Ca2+ store content and SOCE separately.
With the increasing mobility of health care professionals across geographical borders, it will be important to undertake primary research to gain a better understanding of the expectations, plans and experiences of pharmacists entering from outside Great Britain.
b) ROS, generated within the cells or entering from outside, can enhance signalling pathways by inhibiting protein tyrosine phosphatases (PTPs) usually through reversible oxidation of critical residues (mainly -SH groups); prevention of de-phosphorylation can then reinforce down-stream signal transduction of those pathways [ 5, 9- 11].
Then the theater's side doors opened, and a crowd of people entered from outside, wearing raincoats, caps and kerchiefs.
Having spent a two and half decades washing clothes in a room she had to enter from outside, "I'm not going to hang up my clothes in a different room," Ms. Sanders said.
The method is generalized to allow flow to enter from outside the interpolation region, which is a likely scenario when reconstructing paleotopography.
Given x=y=0 is the bottom-left corner of the line charge device, then in order to have incoming particles enter from outside the device, we require y(0)=y_{0}<0.
To the right as you entered from outside was a small raised dais where the two elder monks sat beside a white Buddha.
Unlike the war for the liberation of Tikrit last year -- ISIS forces were inside the city then, making airstrikes very challenging -- ISIS's Ramadi convoys entered from outside the city.
Peptide hormones and other cell surface-acting signal molecules trigger increases in the concentration of calcium ions inside the cell by release of calcium from stores within the cell, or activation of Ca++ ion channels in the plasma membrane allowing calcium to enter from outside the cell.
