Sentence examples for of medium means from inspiring English sources

In the flow cell, the low density of cells (see above) and continual refreshment of medium means that cells will be unable to significantly reduce available Met even at low concentrations.

We measured the diameter of medium (mean = 32.8 µm) and large (mean = 110.9 µm) vessels with profiling as described in §2.4.

There are times when a heavy diet of one medium means less of another.

While these factors seem equally relevant to face-to-face groups, it is possible that the nature of the medium means that such features of the environment have a particular importance for virtual groups.

Different brands have different conceptions of what "medium" means after all, so Vastrm has introduced subtypes like slim, sport, and relaxed (for the portly polo-wearers out there) to give customers a more granular grasp on what suits them best.

Artists are very active GIF makers, the medium itself has proven enormously important for communication, but [the] democratic nature of the medium means that GIF sales aren't going to support artists and galleries any time soon.

Small hospitals (mean = 3.95 ± 1.00) had a significantly higher frequency of events reported in comparison to medium (mean = 3.87 ± 1.03) and large hospitals (mean = 3.81 ± 1.08).

Part of researching your medium means learning the basics about that medium.

They are medical documents, though the fragility of pastel as a medium means they couldn't be stored in the patients' files.

Richards says that the "intrusive" nature of TV stations as a medium means that there should be "a guard" to protect standards.

As shown in Figure 2D, neutralization of IL-6 (left panel) but not of VEGF-C (right panel) inhibited significantly (P<0.001) the angiogenic potential of the Calu6/β2 cells (medium, mean number of vessels = 24±3; anti IL-6, mean number of vessels = 10±3; anti VEGF-C mean number of vessels = 20±4).