Sentence examples for robust entry from inspiring English sources

The most robust entry is Cassandra Medley's "Cell," in which Rene has opened her trailer door to her down-and-out sister Cerise (MaConnia Chesser) and her niece Gwen (Shyko Amos), and secured them jobs at the detention center.

A robust entry guidance law without drag rate measurement is designed for drag-tracking in this paper.

A robust entry guidance law based on terminal sliding mode and second-order differentiator is designed for trajectory tracking in this paper.

It may be that damage to gut epithelial and other host cells by the N. ceranae polar tube allows more robust entry of the virus.

However, very interestingly, 90-95% of muscle stem cells derived from uninjured young and old tissue were not proliferating even in the presence of added FGF-2, suggesting that other mitogens and / or cell-fate changes are needed to induce the robust entry of quiescent satellite cells into the cell cycle, also as published [ 13].

HEK-293 cells that were transfected with AvLDLR exhibited robust entry of several CNTs, as evidenced by significant cleavage of exogenously introduced SNAP-25 by biotinylated BoNT/A (biotin-BoNT/A) and biotin-BoNT/E, and cleavage of transfected synaptobrevin II (syb II) by biotin-BoNT/B, biotin-BoNT/F, and biotin-TeNT.

In this study, we show that RBCs exhibit robust calcium entry in response to mechanical stretch and that this entry is dependent on Piezo1 expression.

There was robust Ca2+ entry in response to 40 μmol/L AA.

27, 28 Thus it appears that despite its ability to mobilize Ca2+ from internal stores, LPA does not promote robust Ca2+ entry in several distinct cell types.

Gadolinium ions (Gd3+) stimulated the channels and gave robust Ca2+-entry signals in cells expressing TRPC5 channels (Tet+), but not cells lacking these channels (Tet-).

For medical reasons as yet unidentified, something happens to normally robust fathers upon entry into one of these kids' museums, something that instantaneously saps them of their ability to speak, ambulate, or even parent.