Sentence examples for equally labelled from inspiring English sources
Although other mesenchymal stromal cells, which are not equally labelled in CXCL12 reporter mice, have been described to produce CXCL1235, CARcs are essential to marrow function as they are additionally major sources of SCF and the pro-lymphoid cytokine interleukin-717,30,36.
In the cerebellum, the antibody equally labelled the molecular and the granule cell layer and interposed nuclei (Fig. 2C).
A small number of proteins appeared as intense yellow spots in both control and S-nitrosated samples, indicating that these proteins were equally labelled under both conditions.
Interestingly, 49 kDa and PSST subunits were equally labelled in both forms of complex I, suggesting rather selective conformational change(s) in the membrane part of the enzyme at the level of the entrance of the quinone binding cavity.
Contrary to this observation, we found that an antibody against the centriolar protein CETN1/2 equally labeled both the DC and PC in ejaculated human sperm (Supplementary Fig. 1a 5.
end{aligned}In terms of the annotator agreement, (F_{1}(c)) is the fraction of equally labeled tweets out of all the tweets with label c. ({Accuracy}) is a common, and the simplest, measure of performance of the model which measures the agreement between the model and the "gold standard".
Additionally, the clathrin puncta that were disappearing, and thus endocytosing, were equally labeled with dynamin1 and dynamin2.
This is exemplified by the measure of body mass index (BMI), which lumps together individuals with very heterogenous body compositions, all being equally labeled as obese when surpassing a certain number.
Other companies with genetically engineered products have been equally label-shy.
As Adamo's 85,000 Instagram followers will attest, there is a demand for quality childrenswear, most of which adheres to an aesthetic best described as "nostalgic", though it could equally be labelled "north London".
Far better (although even farther from perfect) is Lockout (2012, Entertainment, 15), a spectacularly derivative sci-fi actioner that's described on the sleeve as "Die Hard in Space!" but could equally be labelled, "Assault on Precinct Apollo 13".
