Sentence examples for excluding a possibility from inspiring English sources

Hence, in case of dye accumulation, they should appear bright, not dark, excluding a possibility that the LBs contain large quantities of the dye.

We have found that exposure to 20% oxygen did not phosphorylate Akt either on S473 or on T308, excluding a possibility that activation of Akt is required for up-regulation of SUR2A induced by slight drop in oxygen tension.

Additionally, suppression of cell growth of MSS31 cells was not detectable within 16 h of mS100A4 siRNA treatment (Fig.  2d) and the analysis of caspase 3/7 activity did not show caspase-dependent apoptotic cell death (Fig.  2e), excluding a possibility that the inhibition of tube formation by the siRNA is non-specific effect.

Thus, this assumption prevented us from excluding a possibility that the decline of population size and the time since the demographic change were overestimated for proximate populations in the Kinki area, while the estimates of regional samples did not differ considerably from those of local ones.

This creates a multiplicity of possible combinatorial interplays to search for and excludes a possibility for a brute-force enumeration.

Making use of the conceptual vocabulary of science to exclude a possibility that in a present state of knowledge – or a former one – that vocabulary would seem to exclude, has been the mission of positivist thinking since Auguste Comte declared scientific knowledge effectively complete.

The electrodeposition of silver was examined under conditions that excluded a possibility of electroless formation of polypyrrole and silver crystallites.

However, we can not exclude a possibility that the relation is true in both directions due to the limitation of our study design.

To exclude a possibility that a random insertion of a transgene into the mouse genome might produce some unexpected effects, the general conditions of the transgenic mice were carefully examined.

However, although unlikely, we still cannot totally exclude a possibility that the mechanotransduction of neurites was an effect of gliatransmitters, which can be released when the glia cells receive enough mechanical stimulation [37].

To exclude a possibility that the CP reduces energy production of the mitochondrion then affects development of the mouse conceptuses, living cell staining using an oxidation-sensitive, mitochondrion-specific fluorescent dye was carried out.