Sentence examples for mean doubling time from inspiring English sources

doubling time [h] 4.9  Mean doubling time [h] 14.7 Table 2 Cultivation of B. bassiana ATP-02 in 7 sequentially performed fermentation runs No.

A 1985 study by Chirac, et al. found that air that was enriched 1% CO2 lead to a 3.5x increase in the mean doubling time of growth of B. braunii as well as a 5-fold increase in its hydrocarbon production.

PiT1Δ5/+ MEFs had an intermediate growth rate (mean doubling time of 20 h).

Tumour growth stabilised in mice treated with masitinib, whereas placebo treated mice had a mean doubling time of 5 days, (Figure 7A).

In fact (Fig 3C) cells+ cexhibitedbited a mean doubling time of approximately 40 h, 33 h and 38 h in SAOS2, MG63 and U2OS cell lines respectively, whereas CD133− cells showed a mean doubling time of 48 h, 44 h and 42 h in SAOS2, MG63 and U2OS cell lines respectively.

Results show that PiT1Δ5/Δ5 MEFs proliferated very slowly, displaying a mean doubling time of 38 h, a 2.1-fold increase compared with the doubling time of 18 h observed for PiT1+/+ MEFs (Fig. 8A).

Given are mean doubling times from three independent experiments with standard deviations.

The mean doubling times for nasal carriage isolates were significantly higher compared to infection isolates (55.3 ± 8.1 vs. 37.9 ± 1.2 minutes, P < 0.01).

This result is consistent with the prediction in Jones et al [ 1] that suggested that the mean doubling times are generally 2-4 months in metastases and much shorter in adenomas and carcinomas.

Compared to nasal carriage isolates, infection isolates less frequently possessed egc, tst and hlg genes, were more commonly susceptible to erythromycin (91% vs. 54%), and had shorter mean doubling times (38 min vs. 55 min).

The age of each cell at t = 0 is sampled from an exponential distribution with mean equal to the average doubling time of the strain (120 min).