Sentence examples for lone cells from inspiring English sources
We're also aware of lone cells doing it people who were doing it long before Feed the Birds came about and have now joined us.
Only cells making direct contacts with neighbouring cells showed intense activation of AKT, whilst lone cells showed little, if any, detectable phospho-AKT (Figure 2B, right top panel, denoted by arrows).
"Until then, the intelligence and law enforcement communities kept insisting this was a lone cell operation," he added.
It means returning to your lone cell night after night, locked away with no phone, no family and nothing between you, your aching conscience and inner demons.
The lone cell line (09A) that did not show induction by Decitabine had the highest levels of DUX4-fl mRNA in the untreated sample, and >40-fold more than its corresponding control cell line (09U), suggesting that these cells may have already reached the maximum level of epigenetic relaxation attainable.
Although this cell line has a normal cycle time averaging approximately 15 h, cell division was rarely observed among lone surviving cells until 72 h after exposure.
WHEN dealing with cancer, doctors often worry about lone tumour cells leaving the centre and disappearing into the system, with little way of charting their progress until it is too late.
Background and purpose Previous studies on the culture of human tenocytes have shown that dexamethasone and triamcino-lone reduce cell viability, suppress cell proliferation, and reduce collagen synthesis.
Since then, intelligence officials have often referred to "lone-wolf terrorists," "cells," and, as Alexander has put it, the "terrorist who walks among us," as though Al Qaeda were a fifth column, capable of camouflaging itself within civil society.
"I don't want to completely discount those but as we've seen here in the United States and at the Boston Marathon, there were some risks if you have lone wolfs or small cells of folks who are trying to do some damage".
