Sentence examples for greatest cell density from inspiring English sources

Predictions of the rate of electron transfer (ET) from OmcA, an outer membrane c-type cytochrome, to the respective mineral faces can be related to the observations of adhesive force: those surfaces to which ET is likely to be fastest, i.e., hematite (001), support the greatest force of adhesion and the greatest cell density.

Ms. Sherr, who recently became one of Dr. Stager's study subjects, explained: "Active swimmers appear to have greater cell density and connectedness in the cerebellum, which can improve gait and balance and help prevent falls.

A basic characteristic of cancer is uncontrolled cell proliferation, which generally causes a greater cell density in tumour lesions.

In the spinner cultures used in the present investigation, bcl-2 cells grew for 60 h to give greater cell density at a faster specific rate and with prolonged better viability than the controls in which, after 36 h, the membrane integrity and the apoptotic index of the cells declined rapidly leading to death.

Despite the possibility of failure, use of vascularized bone grafts should be encouraged, because descriptive histology shows greater cell density in the medullary bone portion, and osteocytes that function better regarding deposition of bone matrix, with preservation of the intraosseous vascular network.

Unbiased stereological cell counts of NeuN-positive neurons revealed a greater cell density in the thalamic-hypothalamic area and a lower cell density in the somatosensory cortex in transgenic mice than in wild-type mice.

Other areas appeared histologically "active," characterized by cells with plump, light-staining oval nuclei, greater cell density, and rare mitotic activity.

However, a greater cell density was achieved in most of the wash stream-containing fermentations relative to the control (YEP with no wash stream; Figure 3A).

This difference must reflect the greater cell density in the media of the muscular artery, but may also induce a better contractility.

These pictures indicate the relatively low cell density typical of the wild-type spleen, whereas the transgenic spleen had a much greater cell density evident as a dark blue color typical of a neoplastic mononuclear infiltrate.

At initial time points (1, 3 days) glasses containing 1 and 5 mol% boron had greater cell density and attachment sites (lamellipodia and filopodia) compared to glass containing 10 mol% boron oxide.