Sentence examples for first passage that from inspiring English sources
The first passage that can be assigned to E with reasonable certainty is chapter 20 of Genesis, which parallels the two J variants of the "She is my sister" story noted above.
The first passage that we'll be looking at is Book Ten, line 179.
However, DN-2 did gain a mutation in the NS1 gene at nucleotide position 2904 at the fourth passage that resulted in a threonine-to-serine amino acid substitution (Table 1).
Mice with "C-BSE like" characteristics were identified at the second passage, that showed the shortest survival times (322-464 days post-inoculation (d.p.i .), as compared with the survival times of 258-331 d.p.i. reported after second passage in C57Bl/6 mice, with a L-BSE isolate [24].
After the third passage (that is, 10 days in all), cells treated with control siRNA were still proliferating and the cell density was only slightly lower than that in untreated cells, whereas only a few cells treated with siRNA against DKC1 survived.
"This will probably be the first long passage that's designed all together as part of one experience".
The amount of virus produced after replication of Sabin poliovirus type 1 in K562 cells did seem to increase after the first passage, suggesting that replication of the passaged virus is more efficient than replication of the parental virus.
This finding is expected, assuming that only a fraction of cells will engage the targeted BM in the first passage and that the remaining fraction of cells is given the same probability of BM homing as cells subjected to i.v. transplantation.
The 50% efficiency of the infection in the first passage indicates that the annealing protocol might not yet faithfully mimic the interaction of rPrP with a co-factor for generating authentic PrPSc in vitro.
The analysis of CFEs in the initial, primary, culture and in the first passage indicate that α6+/MHCI- cells have higher proliferative potential than α6+/MHCI+ cells, another feature attributed to stem cells.
Take the central section of the first movement, for example, a passage that's dominated by a single rhythm – the one you've originally heard in the second bar of the piece.
