Sentence examples for mm reflected from inspiring English sources

Ultrastructural evaluation showed signs of BMSC autophagy after metformin treatment at a concentration of 5 mM, reflected in the fusion of late endosomes with lysosomes [ 43].

The beam is collimated by an aspheric lens (L1, f = 18 mm), reflected by a 495 nm dichroic beamsplitter (Semrock FF495-Di02-25x36), and focused into a coherent fiber bundle (Sumitomo IGN-06/17 IGN-06/17apan) by an infinity cOsaka, Japanective lens (Olympus UIS2 PLN 20X, Tokyo, Japan).

The spatial distance coefficients HD and MDA describe the volumetric maximum (HD) and mean distances (MDA) across all points on a surface and their closest point on another surface, where 0 mm reflects ideal outcome.

In a normal subject, the chamber equals the LV in volume while the ventricular wall and trabeculations are substantially thinner than those of the LV RVV wall thickness: 3 5 mm), reflecting the different pressure regimen.

According to this figure, although unique CSLs are established from drained and undrained shear tests for each specimen size, the CSLs become steeper and largely shift to denser void ratios with decreasing specimens' diameter from 70 mm to 38 mm, reflecting the less compressible response of the larger specimens.

Untreated rats had serum acetate concentrations of 0.3 mM reflecting endogenous serum levels of acetate.

As the incidence of Malignant Melanoma (MM) reflects an interaction between skin colour and UV exposure, variations in genes implicated in pigmentation and tanning response to UV may be associated with susceptibility to MM.

Since the incidence of MM reflects an interaction between skin colour and UV exposure, variations in genes implicated in pigmentation and tanning response to UV may be associated with susceptibility to MM and may be useful predictors of MM risk in the general population [3] [6].

The small changes in bicarbonate concentration (< 0.01 mM) reflect the slow interconversion between CO2 and.

Tumor size in 12 cases (50%) was over 30 mm, reflecting on the biological features of cancer itself, as referred in Norton-Simon models regard tumor growth [ 40].

Future research can address whether the decrease in transcript abundances at 0.4 mm reflects transient transcriptional repression or stage-specific mRNA degradation.