Sentence examples for stream of cells from inspiring English sources

The individual John Smith is a unique stream of cells, from conception to death.

One example is the heart which starts off as a symmetrical, arc-shaped stream of cells.

In flow cytometer when laser light beam hits a stream of cells or particles, it is scattered in different directions.

But in humans, they found a stream of cells migrating from the telencephalon to the dorsal thalamus, a part of the diencephalon that sends information to the frontal lobes and other association areas.

Using a technique called flow cytometry, in which a laser beam shot through a single-file stream of cells reveals clues to their size and make-up, the researchers were able to identify and precisely tally each sample's cancer cells in as little as 2.5 hours.

This stream of cells continues up to the graft, without abandoning the subependymal niche.

Even if we could find time for la passegiata, how many of us would sabotage its stress-reducing qualities by using the stroll for multitasking -- listening to books on tape, writing to-do lists or fielding a stream of cell-phone calls?

The microfluidic network delivers a stream of cell culture media with a step-like concentration gradient down a 50 100 μm wide microchannel called the presentation region.

At 48 h post-amputation, streams of cells migrating between the end of the bone and the WE can be seen in controls but not in SB-431542 treated limbs (Fig. 5 G and H).

Here, we more precisely describe the delamination of the cranial NCCs and find that these cells are first massively gathered at the dorsal part of the neural tube before the onset of migration and that their following delamination is characterized by emergence of great numbers of cranial NCCs in multilayered streams of cells (Figure 11A).

Here, we show that lymphatic progenitor cells emerge from the dorsal side of the CV as streams of cells.