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As a consequence, deterministic system behavior, as commonly modeled by chemical rate equations, will prevail in low noise states enabling more reliable cell functioning.
Thus, the Fix-Sort-ChIP approach appears to give better and more reliable cell cycle results than the drug treatment experiments.
Both MRC5 and U2OS cell lines were subsequently used in parallel for most experiments to ascertain if any observed effects required the more reliable cell cycle checkpoints of primary cells (MRC5) and thus were not recapitulated in transformed cell lines such as the U2OS line that has stable p53- and pRb-dependent checkpoints but is defective for p16INK [24], [24].
These results suggest that the inclusion of ChIP data as an additional feature generates more reliable cell type-specific enhancer models, but is less necessary for predicting general cardiac activity.
The beeper does live on, in limited circles: its network remains more reliable than cell networks, making it useful to E.M.S. and other rescue workers.
Therefore, a more reliable ES cell culture technique is required.
(A ) Standard deviation of ERK expression for each cluster significantly decreases with increasing cluster density (p-value <0.05) indicating that ERK expression becomes more reliable as cells coordinate with more cells.
One way to address this possibility would be to simultaneously track DSBs and nuclear actin filaments in live cells, but this would require a more reliable live-cell DSB marker.
Again, these data are much more reliable quantitation of cell invasion when compared with OD measurements (crystal violet) and cell number/area calculations done on the bottom of transwell membranes [ 43, 44].
This accounted for differences in cell density between the samples included in the comparison, thereby providing a more reliable representation of cell robustness.
Wider trunks were more reliable: in a cell with a trunk width of 5 µm, RPC error doubled every 255 µm (Fig. 3 C, black).
