Sentence examples for from late time from inspiring English sources
In an attempt to demonstrate chemotaxis of T-cells towards mast cell infection supernatants collected from late time points we observed high spontaneous migration of Jurkat cells.
The results clearly demonstrate the importance of data from late time points.
However, the need for MR images and full dynamic PET series in addition to receptor binding images from late time frames in PET is not cost-effective in a clinical setting.
It was frequently observed, in images from late time points, that spots around the edges of the array tend to have larger areas than interior-located spots.
When randomly chosen fields were considered (RS-method, Figure 5(a)), the modified Ashcroft scores from late time-points were significantly higher compared to early time-points in aerosolized BLM animals but not in IT instilled rats.
The algorithm is stable because the finite-difference operator that converts D to E is symmetric and positive semidefinite; for contrast, a previously developed asymmetric algorithm is shown to suffer from late-time instabilities.
Hierarchical clustering analysis showed that samples from sham-operated animals and 24-h SAH animals clustered together and that samples from 1-h and 6-h SAH animals clustered away from samples from the late time point (24 h post-SAH).
Several changes in the V2 sequence from the late time point virus as compared to early time point virus were identified.
To account for changes in the underlying distribution of confounding variables between the two time periods, ACR and eGFR from the late time period were standardized to those of the early period by indirect adjustment for the three-way categorizations of age, sex, and diabetes duration.
These data indicate very clearly that the early drug response predicted the overall outcome after 6 days only poorly, and vice versa the primary effects of TSA may not be identifiable from measurements at late time points.
(Who wouldn't wish to have seen her as Dulcinea to Boris Karloff's Don Quixote?) Amid these, she did indeed play a character from Henry James, a nineteenth-century enchantress from his late, time-travelling novel "The Sense of the Past".
