Sentence examples for estimates of proliferation from inspiring English sources
These proliferation events occurred in recent evolutionary time, as evidenced both by the young ages of the hybrid species (Schwarzbach and Rieseberg 2002; Welch and Rieseberg 2002; Gross et al. 2003) and by estimates of proliferation events themselves (Ungerer et al. 2009).
To assess endothelial replication, positive Ki67 antigen staining was used to indicate the presence of cells in the biopsy that were in the cell cycle, providing an estimate of proliferation.
The aim of this study was to investigate whether a population-based input function (POP-IF) reliant on only a few individual discrete samples allows accurate estimates of tumour proliferation using [18F]fluorothymidine (FLT).
Temporal estimates of these proliferation events suggest an earlier origin for these hybrid species than previously supposed.
Notice from Table 3 that the estimates of the proliferation rates of the I2 and I3 cells are approximately equal to those of the J3 and J4 cells respectively.
To get an estimate of relative proliferation rate, we plotted both mutant and wt cell numbers vs. the total number of cells for each twin spot and fitted a trend line to each set of points (Figures 6B).
Future measurements that include an estimate of both proliferation and cell loss might provide more accurate prognostic indices.
Consequently, quantitative assessment of Ki-67 staining on paraffin-embedded tumour sections provides an accurate estimate of the proliferation index of individual tumours.
It remains to be determined whether the mixed cell population that is sampled in an extract would give an acceptable estimate of the proliferation of tumour cells.
The rate of local cell production was quantified by counting the number of cells per unit length in the cortical cylinder cell rows, to give an estimate of the proliferation rate.
Optical density at 590 nm is proportional to the number of attached cells, and was used to estimate the percentage of proliferation respect to control.
