Sentence examples for shooting cells from inspiring English sources

To do this, Goldsberry divided the area from just behind the 3-point line down to the rim into 1,284 "shooting cells," and looked at how players shot during every N.B.A. game between 2006 and 2011.

Deputy Defense Minister Ephraim Sneh told Israel Radio that Israel's policy was to "strike at those who are leading the shooting cells and their deputies".

"If you only like shooting cell phone photos, then do that.

He also asked anyone who shot cell phone video to bring it to the attention of the department.

In addition, the fluorescence assays used are technically difficult in shoot tissues due to the higher autofluorescence, making assessment of possible induction of autophagy in shoot cells problematic.

Both vectors were then introduced into both BT×623 and Keller shoot cells by the Biolistic PDS-1000/He PDS-1000/Helivery system (Bio-Rad).

By contrast, the weaker over-all suppression of AtPHT1 transcript abundance in the shoots could be a response to the lower Pi accumulation in the root, more slowly increasing Po concentrations or to the lower local accumulation of Pi in the cytosol of shoot cells, given that most of the Pi translocated to the shoot would immediately be moved to the vacuole [ 47].

As a nerve impulse shoots from cell to cell, serotonin carries the message across the synapse, or small space, that separates them.

The xylem vascular system is composed of fused dead, hollow cells called tracheary elements (TEs) that originate through trans-differentiation of root and shoot cambium cells.

To differentiate between background fluorescence and the BRI1-GFP signal, we recorded a two-dimensional fluorescence intensity image over the plasmalemma-cell wall area of BRI1-GFP-expressing and wild type seedlings in root and shoot (cotyledon) cells.

Now that we're talking about skin, is it true that you are capable of rebuilding third-stage burn victim skin using a gun that shoots spray cells?