Sentence examples for estimate accumulation from inspiring English sources

The goal of this study was to estimate accumulation of fullerene C60 in leukemic cells and to investigate its phototoxic effect on both parental and resistant to cisplatin leukemic cells.

Laursen et al. combined material balances to estimate accumulation rates of biomass, product, and metabolites in a bacterial fed-batch culture combined with a NN for each variable.

This in vitro data would aid in the development of methods to model and estimate accumulation of industrial compounds such as BPA, which undergo metabolism in aquatic species.

A subcohort of 5,000 subjects was randomly selected after baseline exposure measurement, to estimate accumulation of person-time in the cohort through biennial follow-up of vital status.

Topics include calculating chemical fluxes across the sediment-water interface; evaluating the sources and reactivity of carbonate, silicic, and detrital sediments; using pore water gradients to calculate diffusion, reaction, and flux rates; sediment dating; estimating accumulation rates; and using stable isotopes and natural-series radioisotopes.

In this study, we measured bioaccumulation of OCPs in the most abundant frugivorous bat, Sturnira hondurensis, from the upper part of La Antigua basin, Veracruz, Mexico and, from these data, estimated accumulation by the frugivorous bat community of riparian forests in contrasting, transformed (TL) and forested (FL) landscapes.

We have estimated accumulation of modified histones on the chromosomal arms by indirect Immuno-fluorescence.

To elucidate mechanisms of acquired doxorubicin resistance of cells overexpressing hHSF1 we estimated accumulation of the drug by flow cytometry.

To investigate the dietary impact on obesity-associated adipose tissue inflammation in LDLR-/ mice we next analyzed expression of inflammatory adipokines and estimated accumulation of macrophages, T cells and B cells in gonadal adipose tissue.

Carbon accumulates in both mineral and peat-forming tropical wetlands and a wide range of peat accumulation rates have been reported for tropical peatlands; for example, Chimner and Ewel [ 2005] estimated accumulation on the island of Kosrae in Micronesia to be 300 g C m−2 yr−1, at the higher end of the range reported for the tropics.

A chronosequence was used to estimate C accumulations rates; C accumulation and decomposition rates were not directly measured.