Sentence examples for lines as identified from inspiring English sources

We used a spectral database of tryptic peptides matched to >8,000 proteins from human cancer cell lines, as identified by extensive fractionation and analysis in HCD mode on the LTQ Orbitrap Velos (AU, J Oses-Prieto, ALB, unpublished data).

The cement lines as identified and traced in the qBEI images show consistently higher Zn and Pb values compared to the adjacent mineralized bone matrix indicating a different mechanism of Zn and Pb incorporation/accumulation between these two regions of bone tissue.

It said that "the council notes with serious concern reports of violations that have occurred" since Friday, and it called upon all parties "to respect the line as identified by the United Nations".

But both sides committed themselves to respecting the line as identified, Unifil added, saying the United Nations believed "that the Blue Line must be respected in its entirety by all parties".

It is chosen to be parallel to the AC-PC line as identified on the sagittal planes (Fig 1).

There are either one or two alterations in each cell line as identified by spectral karyotyping with 15 partial and 8 whole chromosomal alterations.

Tuffier's line, as identified by palpation, does not seem to be a reliable landmark for proper lumbar interspace identification in all cases.

In addition to gene expression heterogeneity among the hESC lines themselves, lineage skewing among hESC lines has been identified as early as commitment to the three germ layers [1] [6].

Using a kinome screen on primary mouse PtenΔf:p53Δf tumors cells and Pten/p53 mutant TNBC lines, we identified eEF2K as well as JNK as potent therapeutic targets.

We went on further to analyze whether the alternative dosing could also result in apoptosis in the H3122 cell line, the only line identified as inducing apoptosis in response to dual inhibition.

Discontinuities in the first-order derivative of the flux function (referred to as kinks) and inflection lines are identified as the cause of convergence difficulty.