Sentence examples for kept in the presence of from inspiring English sources

Among the austerities mentioned in the sacred literature are fasting, the holding of difficult and often painful bodily postures, vigils kept in the presence of fires or extreme cold, and breath control.

The cells are kept in the presence of cycloheximide from before PEG treatment to block any de novo FP synthesis.

For samples stored at different lighting conditions, the resulting constants of the different preserves were not alike: constants were higher in samples kept in the presence of light than the corresponding samples stored in the dark.

On the contrary, apart from electrostatic interactions, additional interactions are found with PSS and residual interactions are kept in the presence of 0.13 M NaCl, a fact that may be attributed to π π interactions and hydrophobic forces.

These cultures were kept in the presence of FGF-2 plus EGF and NS counted after 7DIV, respectively before the 2nd (secondary NS), 4th and 6th passage.

For immunofluorescence experiments HeLa cells or Raw 264.7 macrophages grown on 12 mm glass slides were inoculated with B. abortus or O. anthropi as described above and kept in the presence of gentamicin for the indicated times.

MCF-7 cells were kept in the presence or in the absence of serum or incubated with conditioned media, as indicated.

Autologous NK cells were sorted and either kept unstimulated in the presence of suboptimal concentration of IL-2, or activated by a combination of PHA and IL-2.

Meanwhile, TMZ at low concentrations induced negligible cell death in T98G cells, which instead kept proliferating in the presence of low dose TMZ.

Windows that would otherwise be open in the warm months are more likely to be kept closed in the presence of central air conditioning.

Writing in the June 8 , 1907issue of the Outlook, editor Lyman Abbot stated that Roosevelt's desire to become embroiled in such a debate stemmed from his "extraordinary vitality, coupled with his unusual interest in all that concerns human welfare" making "it very difficult for him to keep silence in the presence of anything which he thinks injurious to his fellow-men".