Sentence examples for removed neutral from inspiring English sources

Delipidation of fixed cells with acetone, a solvent that preferentially dissolves neutral lipids, such as triacylglycerols and cholesterol esters, but not with methanol a solvent that dissolves polar lipids, such as phospholipids and glycosphingolipids, quantitatively removed neutral lipids in cells, as evidenced by the loss of C1-BODIPY 500/510 fluorescence (Fig A).

The described metrics can be easily computed for the 2-class experiments by just removing neutral columns and rows as in Table 5.

Drying alone does not, however, remove neutral lipid from tissues.

Moreover, sodium-dependent neutral amino acids transporters, located in the abluminal membranes of the blood brain barrier, are capable of actively removing neutral amino acids from the brain [ 16].

Once a motif has become fixed, negative (or purifying) selection will retain beneficial motifs, and subsequent mutations that become fixed by genetic drift will tend to remove neutral motifs over time.

The combined lipid extracts were evaporated and redissolved in 5 ml of solvent A and applied to a diethylaminoethyl-Sephadex A-25 column (acetate form, 2 ml bed volume), followed by elution with 20 ml of solvent A to remove neutral lipids.

We removed all neutral cells since we are only interested in interaction among happy/unhappy cells.

Hitch-hiking due to linkage gradually removed linked neutral polymorphisms from the population, thus also acting as an important mechanism to reduce the genetic diversity and further increase the rate of inbreeding.

Recombination selection balance describes the degree to which selection on one position removes linked neutral polymorphisms balanced against the action of recombination to unlink neutral polymorphism and preserve diversity.

Therefore although we have demonstrated one important outcome of removing the neutral O1-Ag charge, namely decreased cell association, there may be other consequences which would make expression of the neutral O1-Ag advantageous for virulence in K. pneumoniae.

Changes made to the survey included revising the Likert rating to remove a neutral response and ensure that all professional groups were considered in the demographic information.