Sentence examples for extensive aggregates from inspiring English sources

In the second example, of Metrosideros, "broom" root clusters (Fig. 11) form extensive aggregates, or swarms, which efficiently attract moisture from mists, in the form of water droplets collecting on the root tips.

These findings are in agreement with those of Chen et al., 2003, who demonstrated that cultured myoblasts transiently transfected with a similarly truncated desmin encoding amino acids 1 –263 were still viable at 72 h, despite the presence of extensive aggregates.

We found extensive aggregate endothelial cell interactions with engulfment of the nanometer- to micrometer-sized particles by HPAECs.

Using Hsp104-GFP, the protein disaggregase acting together with Hsp40/70 [ 19], as a reporter for protein aggregates [ 19, 21] confirmed that these aged cells suffer from extensive aggregate formation also of indigenous proteins (Fig 1F& G).

We have shown that rBPI21, at 37°C, interact with negatively charged LPS aggregates promoting their extensive aggregation.

The large surface area of 75:25 PdlLGA fibres facilitated the rapid generation of extensive adipocyte aggregates from an undifferentiated HBMSC monolayer, where the fat-laden cells stained positive with Oil Red O and expressed the adipocyte marker, fatty acid binding protein 3 (FABP3).

The amount of lymphocytic infiltrate was scored as follows: none = no lymphocytes present; minimal = scattered lymphocytes, <10 lymphocytes per high power field (40x); moderate = lymphocytes easily identified, but no large aggregates; extensive = large aggregates of lymphocytes in >50% of the tumor.

Extensive investigations of aggregate morphology have been conducted on coarse aggregate in recent years; however the analysis of fine aggregate has not been carried out up to date.

Their findings join a fairly extensive literature about protein aggregates, but the authors propose that the aggregates they define are distinct from previously described protein deposits and furthermore, that they contribute to replicative lifespan.

Aggregates with extensive branching have more scattering centres relative to their geometrical size than less complex aggregates.

Apart from the prevalent dolomite cements, fluvial sandstones contain dense authigenic kaolinite aggregates and extensive quartz overgrowths.