Sentence examples for in passage through from inspiring English sources
Natural light is polarized in passage through a number of materials, the most common being polaroid.
That situation occurs in all H.I.V.-infected individuals, whether they acquired the virus through sexual intercourse, blood transfusions, blood contamination of needles and syringes, or in passage through the birth canal or drinking breast milk.
We report here direct evidence that spores display enhanced survival relative to vegetative cells in passage through the gut of Drosophila melanogaster, and that mutations specifically affecting the spore wall reduce their survival rate.
Prior work in fission yeast supports this idea, as mutation in Dis3 leads to aneuploidy and defects in passage through mitosis [ 26- 28].
Cavin-1 does not bind to unassembled CAV1 or to CAV1 in passage through the secretory pathway (Hill et al, 2008).
Slices with 4 μm thickness arranged on silanized slides (3-aminopropyltriethoxysilane; Sigma Chemical , Co USA), were deparaffinized in a 60°C chamber, and sequentially hydrated in passages through xylol, absolute alcohol, 70% alcohol, and distilled water.
Due to their spindle-shaped morphology in monolayer culture and because all explanted cells stained D7-FIB positive in passage one through passage four, we identified these cells as tendon-derived fibroblasts.
Consistent with their representation in the EST dataset, ABC transporters and aquaporins, which assist in water passage through membranes, were also found in the membrane proteome analysis (Tables 1 and 4).
It is due to the compression of the median nerve in the passage through the carpal tunnel in the wrist.
In vivo passage through the sheep GIT resulted in a total loss of 89.7% of the orally administered spores.
He was the staff leader in drafting the Water Resources Planning Act of 1965 and was instrumental in its passage through the U.S. Congress; becoming the first Director of the Water Resources Council, a cabinet-level interagency advisory committee created by that Act.
