Sentence examples for live count from inspiring English sources

There are no rules to be followed (either in writing or in life), but we must make what we do and say, and therefore how we live, count.

Flickr maintains a live count of the cameras being used on the site, updating constantly with the latest models, showing trends, and so on.

DC counts were then calculated on the basis of their percentages, the total live count of PBMC, and volume of blood collected.

Keep a live count on your paper noting sex, and specie if possible.

Like Sontag, the story's protagonist believes that his will to live counts more than anything else, and that if he really wants to live, and trusts life, he will live.

The experiment ran for a total of 12 weeks and live counts were performed at week 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10.

To perform the live counts, 10% of the water was removed from each microcosm after stirring to homogenize the contents and all individuals were counted and assigned to their functional groups.

A balance of analytical rigor and practicality is essential to determine the volume of BW that can be reasonably sampled and processed, yet yield accurate live counts.

For live counting of BrdU-positive (BrdU+) and BrdU/NeuN double-positive (BrdU+/NeuN+) cells, 5 fields of view at ×20 magnification were counted from both hemispheres from each of 5 equivalent sections from 4 mice of each genotype.

Stereology avoids the need to correct for variation in section thickness and cell size of each case as established in the Abercrombie principle [ 28, 32], with confident, unbiased live counting of neurons at high magnification using 63 or 100× objectives.

"Don't our lives count?" she asked.