Sentence examples for markers consistent with from inspiring English sources

Note the large proportions of all CD32+ cells bearing surface markers consistent with B cells (CD20+CD3−) or monocytes (CD14+CD3−) after sorting.

H9-hESC cultured on PCL scaffolds migrated up to 40 microns into the scaffold and expressed markers consistent with cellular proliferation and differentiation into neural retina.

c-Kit+ neutrophils did not express monocyte markers Ly-6C or CD115 (MCSFR) (Supplemental Fig. 1c), but instead expressed markers consistent with mature c-Kit− neutrophils such as CD62L and CD11b (Supplemental Fig. 1d).

The crux of the prosecution's case is that stains on Kelly's clothing and on three attache cases in which the clothing was found showed genetic markers consistent with Mr. Golub's blood.

It is supplemented by DNA testing showing that the men in the family have genetic markers consistent with sub-Saharan African descent.

Finally, immunohistochemistry showed the presence of cytosolic and nuclear β-catenin and nuclear Cyclin D1, markers consistent with preserved Wnt/β-catenin signaling despite constitutive blockade of the cell surface receipt of Wnt signaling ligand.

Lower fluorescence output was seen from plasmids with a LEU2 marker, consistent with previous findings18.

Both classical and variant P. ovale (Table 4) were associated with a unique sequence for each marker, consistent with the finding of Win et al, 2004 on cyt b gene [13], [17].

The staining patterns in cytology (Table 3) reveal that: (1) p27 is the most frequently positive single marker, consistent with benign nature of most indeterminate thyroid nodules.

Indeed, consistent with the decrease in BMP-2, an increase in myelin basic protein (MBP) transcription was observed providing a biochemical marker consistent with differentiation to an oligodendrocytes [ 61].

In wild type cells, functional markers for Complex III (Qcr2-mCherry) and ATP synthase (Atp2-mCherry) were relatively uniformly distributed as compared to the matrix marker, consistent with previous observations (Wurm and Jakobs, 2006).