Sentence examples for primary expansion from inspiring English sources

International Journal of Refrigeration doi 10.1016/j.ijrefrig.2009.01.013 presented a hybrid approach for providing control of refrigerant flow distribution in evaporators that involves the use of small balancing valves in each circuit along with a primary expansion device to control the overall superheat from the evaporator.

For primary expansion of Treg, higher proliferation rates were achieved with beads as compared to platebound anti-CD3+ soluble anti-CD28 mAb (Figure 4A).

For mice lacking CD80/CD86, one study reported an impaired primary expansion of MHV-68-specific CTLs [42], while in another study, the frequency of MHV-68-specific CTLs was unaffected by the lack of CD80/CD86 [43].

These results are in agreement with those reported previously by numerous investigators that CD4+ T cells are dispensable for the primary expansion of CD8+ T cells and their differentiation into cytotoxic effectors [2], [3], [5].

The presently described P. t. altaica/ P. t. virgata affinity with P. t. corbetti is consistent with, and may be best explained by, a primary expansion of tigers from China (P. t. corbetti) via the Silk Road through the Gansu corridor (route C) directly into the Tarim Basin/Central Asia (P.

Using the MHC class II tetramers, the frequency of antigen-specific CD4 T cells after primary expansion was similar in ICOS /– and ICOS+/+ mice.

We show that while primary expansions are relatively independent of ICOS, the secondary expansion is dependent on ICOS.

Tracking of the CD4 T cell memory response with MHC class II tetramers shows no impairment of the primary clonal expansion, or long-term survival, but does show impaired secondary expansion.

Analysis of endogenous CD4 memory cells in ICOS-KO mice, using MHC class II tetramers, reveals normal primary clonal expansion, formation of memory clones and long-term (10 wk) survival of memory cells, but defective expansion upon reactivation in vivo.

Ms. Caldwell said that although the primary care expansion would provide additional benefits to low-income women, its success depended on how the state allocates the money, particularly in rural areas where family planning clinics closed.

The state plans to spend 60 percent of the primary care expansion dollars on family planning services, expand the number of contracted providers to 100 from 57, and provide wraparound benefits, including prenatal and dental care for pregnant women, which are not covered by other public programs.