Sentence examples for positively expressing from inspiring English sources

Positively expressing cells were validated using light intensity cutoffs relative to positive and negative control cell samples.

"We reiterate our advice to all City fans to continue their fine support for our fantastic team while positively expressing a preference for our current name".

The enrichment of a gene in a specific Drop-seq cell type is calculated as follows: enrichment = (a/b)/(c/d), where a is the number of cells positively expressing gene A in cell type X, b is the total number of cells positively expressing gene A, c is the number of cells in cell type X, and d is the total number of cells.

It is well known that MSCs own characteristic biomarkers, such as positively expressing adhesion molecules and stromal cell markers CD29 and CD90, and negatively expressing hematopoietic stem cell marker CD45.

The home fans displayed banners and sung in support of Hull City in its current guise during the 3-1 defeat of Liverpool on Sunday, and City Till We Die wants fellow fans "to continue their fine support for our fantastic team while positively expressing a preference for our current name".

MFIs and the percentages of positively expressing cells were determined after subtraction of the values for the isotype controls.

Stromal CXCL1 protein expression was positively expressed in all tumors examined, while the RNA was expressed in a small subset of breast tumor samples.

For the positive control, a foregone positively expressed tissue section was used.

TIP30 is positively expressed in many normal human tissues but decreased expression is observed in some tumour tissues such as melanoma, breast cancer, neuroblastoma, glioblastoma, colon cancer and hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC).

Cystatin A was positively expressed in 62.3% (71/114) of tumor tissues, and expression was associated with age (P = 0.009; Table 1), but not with sex, pathologic type, or stage (P > 0.05; Table 1).

Sequences with a level of expression of 200 and over were considered to be positively expressed.