Sentence examples for mean factor of from inspiring English sources

The primary culture allowed the multiplication of the number of adherent progenitor cells at the initial time of plating by a mean factor of 44,000, which was found to be negatively correlated with age.

8Instead of thinking of the distribution of the factor within a city, this can be interpreted as saying for example that net (and gross) migration from a city ranked three or lower into the top city is the total factor gain from the lower rank city achieving the mean factor of the top city.

Gluten-sensitized and indomethacin alone-treated mice showed reduced E-cadherin RNA expression by a mean factor of 0.762 and 0.533 respectively, but this did not achieve statistical difference relative to non-sensitized controls (Figure 4).

AFP mRNA expression was downregulated in the miR-302 transfected ADSCs by a mean factor of 0.521 (P < 0.001)).

The main finding was that the OPN levels determined with the new assay were much lower – by a mean factor of 77 – than measured with either form of the older assay.

In the shFLG2-RHE, in addition to the downregulation of procaspase-14, a reduction was observed in the processing of the proform to the active form of the protease (mean factor of 1.3±0.6; n=4).

In comparison to ADSCs cultured without LIF, OCT4, Nanog, and Sox2 expression was upregulated in the LIF-supplemented group by mean factors of 1.829, 9.341, and 2.432, respectively.

Considering variation among the 73 samples, the B1-PCR and RE-PCR increased detection by mean factors of 10 (-3.33 Ct) [range 0.6 to 26] and 278 (-8.12 Ct) [range 27 to 948], respectively, over the P30-PCR.

The mean factor scores of the two outcome variables differed between the professions (P < 0.01).

The model in both cases consists of mean, factor effects and interaction effects.

Values are mean factor scores, derived by extraction of three dietary factors.