Sentence examples for passage of single from inspiring English sources

However, comparatively, the relationship between the amplitudes of (−Bz) and (−Dst) is weakest (cc = 0.71) during the passage of multiple coronal holes associated stream, and the relation is strongest (cc = 0.89) during the passage of single CMEs.

Conductance measurements through a single Omp36 trimer reconstituted into a planar lipid bilayer allowed us to count the passage of single β-lactam molecules.

Passage of single particles through a pore causes a transient change of the pore resistance, called a resistive pulse.

Recordings at each condition, i.e., pore diameter, KCl concentration, and voltage, contained at least 200 events corresponding to passage of single particles.

Figure 9 shows example electroosmotic passage of single mouse J774A.1 macrophage cells from reticulum cell sarcoma present in a solution together with 10/mL 5 μm negatively charged polystyrene particles.

In contrast, because Quintana et al. did not utilize defined cell populations [ 67], the demonstration of self-renewal would require tumor generation in serial passages of single cells.

Subculturing with a small bottleneck will purify and select for variants that would disappear in a larger population, which could explain why we observed more diversity after passages of single-cell colonies as compared to sweeps.

A period of relative calm, during which Thatcher advocated speeding up the single market negotiations followed, until the passage of the Single European Act in 1987.

Standard treatment involves passage of a single large bougie to disrupt the ring, but symptoms recur in the majority of patients.

These failures can be attributed to a lack of political will and have further reflected, at least until the passage of the Single European Act (SEA), the Community's own lack of dynamism.

It is defined as the combination of two or more lesions, comprising strand breaks, oxidatively generated base damage, abasic sites within one or two DNA helix turns, created by the passage of a single radiation track.