Sentence examples for proximate presence from inspiring English sources

The proximate presence of MDA-MB-231 cells favored a migration-inducing microenvironment for T47D cells because both eGFP+ and DsRed+ T47D reporter+ cells migrated faster when MDA-MB-231 were in close proximity (local communication; Figure 6E) than when MDA-MB-231 cells were located in a distant tumor (distant communication; Figure 6F).

In our study, the influence of maternal education on neonatal mortality did not change even after controlling for proximate factors, suggesting the presence of unmeasured factors.

The prey seem to be unable to adjust feeding activities to the proximate cues of avian presence, but they are able to adjust to the overall perception of the environmental quality in terms of cover and refuge.

Our results show that ravens' association with wolves is not just an incidental and proximate by-product of the presence of fresh meat.

In enzymatic reactions, the reactivity of the carboxyl group can be influenced by the presence of a proximate double bond [5].

I explored whether the proximate factors which influence the presence of the two species in their natural habitat are the same in both Mediterranean central Italy (Coluber viridiflavus) and in tropical Nigeria (Psammophis phillipsii).

Tissue sections proximate to those demonstrating the presence of donor cells by FISH were interrogated with antibodies for various cell fate markers and standard H&E staining (Fig 3F).

In all cases, AV timing sensitivity was enhanced in the presence of additional, temporally proximate, visual signals.

This shows that AV speech timing sensitivity can be enhanced by the presence of additional, temporally proximate, sensory events.

The proximate and ultimate reasons for the presence of specific chemical profiles in each social form of F. selysi remain, however, open for further investigations.

These data are therefore consistent with the suggestion that the extent of the AV simultaneity window is dynamic, shaped by the presence of additional temporally proximate sensory events [25].