Sentence examples for trail group from inspiring English sources

Twenty four h after the incubation, they were then divided into four groups: the control group treated with normal saline; the 5-Fu group treated with 0.5  μg/mL 5-Fu; the TRAIL group treated with 2  μg/mL TRAIL; and the combined group treated with 0.5  μg/mL 5-Fu and 2  μg/mL TRAIL.

Twenty four h after incubation, they were then divided into four groups: the control group treated with saline; the 5-Fu group treated with 0.5  μg/mL 5-Fu; the TRAIL group treated with 2  μg/mL TRAIL; and the combined group treated with 0.5  μg/mL 5-Fu and 2  μg/mL TRAIL.

Caspase-3/-7 assays verified this greater number of apoptotic cells in the combination group (Panc1: 5-fold; Patu8988t: 5 6-fold) compared with the TRAIL group (Panc1: 3-fold; Patu8988t: 2–3-fold), demonstrating that the c-Rel-NFATc2 mechanism of TRAIL resistance can be addressed pharmacologically.

England trail Group H leaders Montenegro by two points with four qualifiers remaining and, although Hodgson's side are unbeaten in six group games, they have won just three matches.

Just before 5 p.m., after roughly seven hours, the Cabin Trail group finished, having covered 2.7 miles.

"It's a favorite viewpoint to look up and down the Hudson, across at Bannerman's Island and the ridges on the east Hudson," said Mr. Hesbon, of the New York-New Jersey trail group.

Video crews trail groups of unknown and/or foreign musicians down the streets and through the convention center.

Whitetips follow schools of tuna or squid, and trail groups of cetaceans such as dolphins and pilot whales, scavenging their prey.

As shown in Figure 2, 24 h after the treatment, the cells of both 5-Fu and TRAIL groups showed evident apoptosis, and the apoptosis was more remarkable in the combined group.

For example, the studies of Aultman-Hall et al. [ 29, 68] defined paths as "an off-road (usually multi-use) paved or unpaved path or trail," grouping paths for bikes only, which were found by others to have lower risks than cycling on roads [ 64, 67], with unpaved trails, which were found by others to have higher risks [ 61, 65, 66].

The Giro leader, Jens Heppner of Team Telekom, retained the pink jersey as the overall leader for the seventh consecutive day by finishing in the trailing group.