Sentence examples for measures of proliferation from inspiring English sources

The concentration of phosphoethanolamine did not correlate with either of these measures of proliferation rate.

Table 2 summarizes the evidence for using measures of proliferation when determining prognosis.

However, that precision would be improved by using richer datasets, including additional measures of proliferation and cell death, not available for the present group of patients.

The reproducibility of analysing the SPF is in our hands very high [ 31, 32] and there is a high correlation with other measures of proliferation [ 33].

In order to assess the robustness of our findings, we also tested other measures of proliferation and ER signaling (Additional file 1: Table S1) [ 19].

These different measures of proliferation (such as S-phase, labelling index, mitotic index, Ki-67) have been found to correlate well with each other in breast cancer [ 41].

The CCP score is a quantitative, molecular measure of proliferation derived from the RNA expression of 31 cell cycle genes and a component of the molecular prognostic score (mPS).

The present paper summarizes analysis of the individual Am and U samples irradiation in Joyo to re-evaluate the results of Pu isotopes in the measure of proliferation resistance, and to combine the results for the prediction of DU-Am irradiation especially in the production of Pu isotopes.

To determine if this effect was also observed with a more direct measure of proliferation duplicate cultures were quantified for proliferation using BrdU.

One caveat to take into consideration when considering these results is that the MTT assay measures mitochondrial function and thus is an indirect measure of proliferation, thus if a primary effect of these treatments is an increase in mitochondrial respiration, then this may exaggerate the conclusion of proliferative effects of this treatment.

The data presented here suggest that spirulina added to NT-020 can increase the proliferative response of bone marrow and circulating hematopoietic progenitors although the previously mentioned caveat concerning the MTT assay must be considered as this is an indirect measure of proliferation.