Sentence examples for though flow from inspiring English sources

Overall, though, FLOW is a model of saying quite a lot with quite a little, and beautifully.

Though flow reversal may be considered a normal phenomenon as suggested by some authors [8], it is well-known that, beyond a certain limit, disturbed flow may increase plaque formation [3, 4].

The result shows that: (1) a SC-CO2 jet has a similar structure as a water jet, while a SC-CO2 jet dissipates slowly due to its low viscosity; (2) the impinging pressure increases with the increasing jet pressure, but the increasing rate is different because dissipation ratio decreases; (3) the ambient pressure affects the jet energy transfer rate though flow resistance and the ambient density.

Thus, the cell cycle of Cl1 has also slowed down, as was confirmed though flow cytometric analysis (Fig. 2b).

Even though flow cytometric analysis holds advantages of superior sensitivity, statistical precision and concomitant examination of multiple parameters, it has been less popular in HTS due to its limitation in throughput of sample analysis and lack of automatic sampling devices.

Similar to the normal in vivo situation, we found αv β6 expression localised to the basal cells of the mucosal models even though flow cytometric analysis showed abundant cell surface expression on all epithelial cells before seeding onto the DED, showing that 3D culture alters the expression pattern of these molecules.

In short, egg strings from a laboratory strain of sea lice were harvested from their Atlantic salmon hosts, incubated and hatched in though-flow containers, and the resultant copepods used to challenge the experimental fish in the groups detailed above.

After that, though, the flow slowed to a trickle.

Unlike cars, though, the flow of electricity through our brains is not driven by some sentient force with will or intent.

Though flows have since slowed, in 2010 Nigeria alone exported 341 million barrels of oil to the US, worth some $36 billion at today's prices.

Even though flow-sorted subpopulations of lymphocytes may show significant gene-specific variation in methylation levels (e.g., B cells vs. CD4 T-cells vs. CD8 T-cells in Figure 1 in Rakyan et al. 2008) longitudinal measures of site-specific DNA methylation in total lymphocytes taken from the same individuals, decades apart, rarely change by more than a few percent [ 59- 61].