Sentence examples for longitudinal passage from inspiring English sources

Several studies have reported epigenetic silencing of CMV promoter after longitudinal passage of stem cells [ 16, 17].

This may explain why FPR− cells may sustain their growth over longitudinal passaging and are uncoverable in the heterogeneous population.

This study offers surgical tips from a practical perspective by comparing the true heat generated under diverse power settings in torsional and longitudinal mode with the passage of time.

During equal channel angular pressing, the sample was rotated 180°around its longitudinal axis between the passages.

Finally, family accommodation is thought to fluctuate over time and it is unclear how much of the change is due to repeated measurement or passage of time, therefore longitudinal explorations are needed to identify patient and family factors that may affect changes in accommodation.

A high-resolution wind speed data set acquired at the Field Research Facility in Duck, NC during the passage of Hurricane Bob (1991) is evaluated in terms of longitudinal and lateral turbulence intensities, and longitudinal integral scales.

Compared to the commonly employed circular pores, slots allow easier deformation of blood cells in their longitudinal direction, which facilitates easier passage of normal blood cells.

The contractions of the circular and longitudinal muscles are regulated by electrical impulses that begin with the passage of calcium ions into the muscle cell.

Open image in new window Fig. 6 Passage section of configuration 2. Configuration 3 has three longitudinal fins.

Further, longitudinal studies have shown that there is often a decline in symptomatology with the passage of time [ 10, 11].

Longitudinal connectivity in salmonid streams is vital for juvenile as well as adult fish, yet most upstream passage studies consider only larger adults.