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In this effort, they assumed small size of cell coverage in highway scenarios and predicted the resulting CBP but unlike the current study, presented in this paper, they did not look at different access network technologies leading to strongly different sizes of cells.

In the phloem bundles, the subcellular localization could not be determined because of the small size of cells.

The small size of cells (~1 10 μm) allow for the necessary high electric fields to be generated with relatively low applied voltages.

This discrepancy may be explained by the smaller size of cells treated with rapamycin (Fig. 5G): these cells grow more slowly while the duration of the cell cycle is not altered, resulting in smaller cell size at division.

The cells sorted as double-positive show a profile very similar to the CD34+/EpCAM− cells; however, the poorly defined position of these cells in the sorting dot-plot (figure 4B) and the extremely small size of the cell fraction itself suggest that this group of cells could be an artefact constituted mostly of doublet cells with high CD34 levels and medium/low EpCAM levels.

However, these techniques are still difficult to apply at the single cell level owing to the small size of the cell.

Low pH contributed to the small size of the cell aggregates because of limited growth and cell accumulation.

This cell line is advantageous for conducting pharmacological studies because of the small size of its cell clumps as well as its ability to grow in liquid suspension.

The small size of SIF cells, relative to ganglion cells, was also evident at this developmental stage (Fig. 1: F and G).

However, microalgae biofuels have some disadvantages such as low biomass production, low lipid content in the cells, and small size of the cells that makes harvesting process very costly.

An obvious explanation for the small size of the cells within Asx mutant clones is that wing blade cells assume the fate of smaller cells, leading to mismatches during wing surface apposition or to developmental differences that cause the observed defects.