Sentence examples for making a cell from inspiring English sources

We found that the irradiated FEP surface is suitable for making a cell sheet.

There is a core of books, for example the volumes on making a cell membrane, that every cell has to read or it will die.

A building block from synthetic origin, a phospholipid analogue with thiol ends, was developed for making a cell membrane-mimicked self-assembled monolayers with tunable lateral ligand density on the molecular basis.

And all they need to do is to turn their eyes, making a cell phone almost redundant – possibly.

Such apps can allow users to sidestep the traditional way of making a cell phone call by tricking the phone (and AT&T's billing software) into thinking the call is just another new data app that users can access at no extra cost.

We saw him once earlier this season through the windows in the wall making a cell phone call.

Somewhere back in the shelves, / Someone was making a cell-phone call, sotto voce: / "It's three-thirty and I kind of don't think it makes any sense.

In 2014, a group of young people were detained simply for making a cell-phone video dancing to Pharrell Williams' song "Happy".

Put another way, if I'm making a cell-phone call from my couch and someone commits a murder in a bar half a mile away, my cell records may serve as corroborating evidence that I took part in the crime.

"It's not like making a cell-phone network, where you have to plan very carefully where the cell towers go," says Robert Morris, associate professor of computer science at MIT, who heads the project.

To do this, they hijack our proteins to make a cell do things it would never ordinarily do.