Sentence examples for multiple cell sites from inspiring English sources

A single grid is influenced by multiple cell sites and radio relay stations.

The coordination of the multiple cell sites must not incur too high of a load on the network.

It, being based on network multiple-input and multiple-output (MIMO), has multiple cell sites that coordinate their transmissions or receptions (intra-site CoMP can involve only one cell site but this technicality is ignored here for the sake of clarity).

Interestingly, SNP rs4686484 (P = 3.12 × 10−49), which is in high LD with the top-meta SNP, rs2030519 (r ≥ 0.9 and D′ = 1), maps to DNase hypersensitive sites in multiple cell lines (including B- and T-cells).

These were CHMP4C (8q21, CNAs in 12%; 2-fold expression change in cluster3), a chromatin-modifying protein the promoter of which contains transcription factor binding sites for multiple cell cycle control genes, and receptor-interacting protein kinase 2 (RIPK2) (8q21, CNAs in 14%, 2.5-fold change in cluster3).

The DNase hypersensitive sites and transcription factor binding sites clustered for multiple cell lines as part of the ENCODE project [ 20] were downloaded from the UCSC browser.

Elevated levels of several cytokines/chemokines in plasma are consistent with marked immune activation (a cytokine "storm") which could result in increased viral infection and amplification in multiple cells and tissue sites.

The cytosol has no single function and is instead the site of multiple cell processes.

Such a site would theoretically meet our definition of 'constitutive' but would go undetected by our analysis as ChIP-seq snapshots would be virtually impossible to capture short-term binding at the same site in multiple cell lines.

PECAM-1 expression was quantified for multiple cells (>100 per site) using LSM 510 software (Zeiss) and calculation of mean fluorescence intensities (MFI) with standard error of the mean.

This region also contains DNaseI hypersensitivity sites indicating open chromatin in multiple cell lines, including the endometrial cancer cell lines ECC1 and Ishikawa (Fig.  3).