Sentence examples for the flow plots from inspiring English sources

As the flow plots shown in Fig. 6B demonstrate, the abundance of EP2 appeared equivalent on dermal and orbital fibroblasts despite differences in the magnitude of IL-6 induction and cAMP generation provoked by PGE2.

The quadrants in the flow plots indicate four populations.

The present study contributes towards quantification of seismic fragility and vulnerability of OGS building frames and establishes an initiative for seismic fragility based design of OGS frames using the Fragility Flow Plots.

Low or absent levels of induced phosphorylation of Stat1, Stat3 and Stat5 proteins were associated with gated AML blasts from CR patients exemplified by the 2D flow plots shown for responses of sample UHN_0713 to G-CSF and IL-27 (Figure 2B).

Three distinct responses exemplified by the 2D flow plots in Figure 4A were observed: (1) AML blasts with a defective DDR and failure to undergo apoptosis (2) AML blasts with proficient DDR and failure to undergo apoptosis (3) AML blasts with proficiency in both DDR and apoptosis (Figure 4A).

Additionally, in the same manner that high levels of induced Jak/Stat responses and high levels of Jak/Stat pathway activity were seen in leukemic cells from NR patients, elevated PI3K pathway responses were also associated with clinical non-response to chemotherapy (exemplified by the 2D flow plot for sample UHN_4353 in Figure 2D).

In the same manner that low levels of modulated Jak/Stat responses and Jak/Stat pathway activity were seen in leukemic cells from CR patients (Figure 2A), samples in which p-Akt/p-S6 signaling was low or absent (exemplified by the 2D flow plot for sample UHN_8362 in Figure 2D) were also associated with clinical responsiveness to chemotherapy.

Representative flow plots of the analysis of CD3+ CD4+ CD25++ CD127- Tregs and CD3+ CD4+ IL-17+ Th17 cells are shown.

Typical flow plots are shown on the left and combined data are shown on the right.

To demonstrate the effect of K on the flow rate, plots of the flow rate as a function of t using Eq. (33), for selected values of K and ω, are displayed in Figure 3.

Central review of the flow cytometry plots revealed a high diversity in the gating strategies used by the participants (Fig.  1a).