Sentence examples for propagate terms from inspiring English sources

Also, curators try not to propagate terms to ancestral organisms in which they are clearly inappropriate, such as 'nucleus' for a gene present in the last universal common ancestor (LUCA).

However, primary human cancer cells are notoriously difficult to propagate long-term ex vivo, and primary tumor-derived fibroblasts appear to undergo phenotypic changes in short-term culture [6].

The reason for the dominance of CD4+ clones and the failure to propagate long-term CD8+ clones from these cultures is unclear.

In contrast to aASCs, ASCs that were derived from subcutaneous tissue were able to propagate long term in culture because of their reduced ROS accumulation and reduced cell death.

How the errors of this relatively short-term simulation propagate into longer-term predictions requires further investigation.

Particularly, HPCs derived from MDS patients with clonal abnormalities of chromosome 7 could be propagated long term.

Our research may bring new insights to myocardium regeneration, for which even a small number of biopsy-derived CPCs could be enriched and propagated long term in vitro to obtain sufficient seed cells for cell injection or cardiac tissue engineering.

You need large numbers to propagate them long-term.

It is through these neuroendocrine pathways that a self-perpetuating fear memory can propagate the long-term effects of early life trauma.

With the well-known two-step procedure of Bayesian estimation framework, Bernoulli filters (BF) [19], as a sequential Bayesian estimator, propagates two posterior terms recursively.

where (breve {h}_{i,j,p,q}(m)) represents now the coupling channel corresponding to the considered SI signal terms propagating from the jth transmitter to the ith receiver.