Sentence examples for stably control from inspiring English sources
A successful strategy therefore has the potential to stably control and ultimately eradicate HIV from patients by a single or minimal treatment.
For example, McBride et al. demonstrated that TLR2 knockout mice show enhanced cell infiltration and inflammation in lungs upon low dose chronic infection with Mtb, and fail to stably control the bacterial burden [ 21].
The magnetic field strength applied to the MR fluid ribbon is also stably controlled.
This study shows that the IMR will operate with enough margins for the core safety and will be stably controlled for load demand changes expected during normal operations.
We have realized a magnetic levitation device in which the motion of a levitated body can be stably controlled in any orientation, with no limits on its spatial rotation range.
During periods of low GPNMB levels, each patient's disease was stably controlled.
E The proliferation rate of lnASCs and obASCs were compared with stably transfected control shRNA lnASCs and control shRNA obASCs.
For accurate normalization of qPCR data, multiple stably expressed control genes are required [ 29] because expression variations in a single control gene could have significant impact on the relative expression levels of genes under study.
Multiple reference genes were evaluated as controls for qPCR (data not shown) and BCAM0918, encoding RpoD, selected as the most stably expressed control gene as it showed minimal changes in expression across all conditions used in this study.
In order to recover the object f stably and control the amplification of noise in the reconstruction, many methods of regularization were introduced including the Fourier method, singular value decomposition, etc. [2].
Marker gene expression showed that the reversibly shielded polyplexes exhibited up to 2 log orders of magnitude higher gene expression in vitro and 1 log magnitude higher gene expression in an in vivo mouse model, compared to the stably shielded control polyplexes.
