Sentence examples for ignored cell from inspiring English sources

It thus seems that upon formation of cell conjugates, GFP-H-RasG12V simply ignored cell boundaries and was distributed in significant amounts in the PM of both the 'acceptor' and 'donor' cells.

Interestingly, this rapid cell division that ignores cell cycle checkpoints is also observed in many cancers.

However, ignoring cell sedimentation could lead to poor data interpretation because the time required for cells to settle through the suspension is close to the incubation period of only a few hours.

Previous models of this assay completely ignore cell sedimentation in the suspension, assuming that all cells have already settled on the filter surface before commencing migration within the filter.

(Costs are even higher for automated polls; federal law prevents companies from sending automated calls to cellular phones, meaning those normally low-cost pollsters either have to shell out far more to pay actual human beings to make the calls, which seriously eats into their bottom lines, or ignore cell phones altogether, which skews their results).

I love my dark side, and not just as an excuse to ignore cell phone bills in order to pay for a brand new Día de los Muertos skull tattoo, or to make me feel better about my unfortunate sexual decisions in college.

While single TIRFM images such as are displayed in Fig.  1 did not allow us to reconstruct the full membrane shape, it was possible to estimate the vertical displacements of protrusion tips by ignoring cell deformations and assuming an exponential relationship between spot brightness and distance between the cell tip and the substratum, according to Eq. (1).

bBecause the logarithm of zero is undefined, the regression is calculated by ignoring cells where there were no calls.

That was completely fictional--as far as we know, the pair never spent hours making vision boards and ignoring cell-phone calls from Conor.

A reliance on population-averaged measures which ignore cell-to-cell variability is also prevalent in wider pharmacological studies.

We also include the effects of global regulation by assuming a Hill-type growth rate for progenitor cells in the bone marrow but ignore cell-to-cell variation in differentiation and proliferation rates of all cells.