Sentence examples for input precursor from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the maximal expansion of transgenic cells in the popliteal lymph nodes 72 h after transfer occurred slightly earlier than that of endogenous gB-specific T cells detectable by MHC tetrameric staining (Figure 1D), possibly reflecting the initial high input precursor frequency of transgenic gB-specific cells in the latter system.

The worst case emission rate at the production zone was also estimated at 2·1013 s− 1 with a stoichiometric calculation based on the precursor input, density and particle size.

In this situation, normalization is thus possible even without any acoustic precursor input.

Lemon and Griffiths (2005) suggest, in fact, that this predictive modulation of sensory input is the evolutionary precursor to direct corticospinal control of motor neurons (see below).

They discussed possible contributing factors to the O3 changes in central Europe, including changes in stratospheric input and in O3 precursors.

The addition of chlorinated species to the gas mixture prevents silicon nucleation in the gas phase, thus allowing higher input flows of the precursors resulting in much higher growth rate than that of standard SiC epitaxial growth using only silane, SiH4, and ethylene, C2H4, as precursors.

Results suggest higher inputs of DOC and DBP precursors from forest watersheds into source water may result in a warmer environment.

Further complexity in the interpretation of hybridisation signals arises from potential contributions of unprocessed precursor miRNAs where input samples have not been size-selected using PAGE.

These were further analyzed by BLAST searches using the putative precursor sequences as input against all known stem-loop sequences from all species deposited in miRBase, release 19 (http://www.mirbase.org/search.shtml).shtml

Similarly, input sugars are converted into precursors by the shortest possible enzymatic paths.

(A) A screen shot of the tryptophan biosynthesis pathway in RiceCyc with details of different objects; precursors on pathways, input and output molecules, enzymes referred by the EC number and proteins/genes associated with the enzymatic activity of a reaction.