Sentence examples for multiple synchronized blood from inspiring English sources

RNA was collected from multiple synchronized blood stages [ 85] and purified gametocytes and ookinetes [ 86] of PbA, from PcAS blood stages (late trophozoites), isolated from different mice as described [ 44] and from PyYM late blood stages of two parasite lines (the cloned YM line and mutant PY01365-KO) [ 8].

"Taxi Dancers, Fort Peck, Montana" demonstrates the increased emphasis she could place on figures by using multiple synchronized flashbulbs to distribute light over the subject and minimize the background.

Inspired by movies, Surrealism, Dadaism and mechanistic visions of mankind's future, this work, conceived in 1923, was originally scored for multiple synchronized player pianos along with bells, sirens, airplane propeller noise and all manner of percussion.

(Typical example: In SugarSync, you can set up multiple synchronized folders. In Dropbox, only one master folder is synced, although you can create as many folders inside it as you like).

TVM captures the dynamic scene of the real world from multiple synchronized cameras.

The Composer is an authoring tool based on multiple synchronized views of the same document.

In addition, multiple synchronized ARRs can be used for cooperative reception techniques like soft combining and interference cancellation as presented in [5].

This can be very important for further research on localization of passive tags based on the signals obtained from multiple synchronized ARRs.

Carranza et al. [7] present the concept of free-viewpoint video that captures the human body motion parameters from multiple synchronized video streams.

Using an USV equipped with multiple synchronized sensors, we captured a new challenging multi-modal dataset, and annotated its images with water edge and obstacles.

These studies have suggested that successful cancer remission is contingent on the elimination of the CSC population, a task which currently is thought to require multiple synchronized therapies against the various tools these cells have developed to evade eradication.