Sentence examples for equal accumulation from inspiring English sources

This observation cannot solely be explained by the ability of the tobamoviral replicase to bind sRNA duplexes since this should lead to equal accumulation of both strands of the different duplexes.

There was equal accumulation of macrophages in the liver and lungs of CLP-fed and CLP-restricted mice.

We found an equal accumulation of macrophages inside the lesions in the 2 groups (Fig. 3D), suggesting that the increased macrophage recruitment in the hyperlipidemic recipients is preferentially governed by T cell-independent mechanisms.

Supernatants from COS-1 cells transfected with this deletion mutant (GM-CSF del] showed a 3000-fold decrease in the ability to stimulate bone marrow stem cells to proliferate and differentiate into GM-CSF deles and macrophages in vitro. Northern blot analysis using poly(A)+ RNA extracted from the transfected cells showed equal accumulations of GM-CSF and GM-CSF(del).

Exposure of hNPCs to 1 μM C-BDE-47 for 7 days resulted in a cellular concentration of 61.16 ± 6.34 μM, which equals an accumulation factor of 60.

We show how long human-environment interaction in mountain environments and pre-industrial anthropogenic activities led to PHTE accumulation equal to or even exceeding that of modern times.

For higher concentrations of Cu II) in the range from 25too 125 μg L−1 and a time of accumulation equal to 60 s, the Te(IV) concentration of 150 μg L−1 is recommended.

The probability is equal to the accumulation of the conditional probability of each pixel SP ij (r) in the superpixel.

Due to the comparatively low values of concrete extensibility, the increase in crack width can be considered essentially equal to the accumulation of the slip between adjacent cracks.

It was thus likewise accepted that season, site, crop, and HMG have equal effect on accumulation of heavy metals in insect's body.

For instance, Kauss et al. [ 21] argued that the results of Si deposition did not follow an equal independency from accumulation of phenolics in every plant.