Sentence examples for transferred population from inspiring English sources

Table 4 summarizes the percentage of transferred patients, transferred population, key transfer process, and main findings in different studies.

It is worth noting that this system also allows for the possibility of measuring the magnetic flux (Phi_{B}), as the amount of transferred population oscillates as a function of the total phase Φ, which is directly related to the magnetic flux as (Phi=frac{q}{hbar}Phi_{B}).

However, these studies examined a small transferred population in a lympho-depleted recipient, which may not fully reflect the biologic effects of GITR ligation under steady-state conditions.

Prior to in vivo microscopy, we characterized the phenotype of the T cells within the transferred population at diabetes onset in the pancreas (Figure 2C).

In fact, repeating the transfer experiment with a highly-purified Treg population from foxp3GFP mice confirmed the DTA-1-induced intra-tumor foxp3 loss in this transferred population as well.

Adoptive transfer of HuD p321-specific CD8 T cells together with DC pulsed with irrelevant peptide into Rag−/− mice yielded a lower level of in vivo cytotoxicity (20%; data not shown), suggesting that the DC pulsed with p321 served to expand the adoptively transferred population of HuD specific CD8 T cells in recipient mice.

(A) The mean growth curves of the transferred populations.

That is, instead of a mix of small and large plaques as in the initial population, the subsequent serially transferred populations contained only large plaques (see Figure 5b, insets).

Asked by a journalist if he foresaw any mass transfer of population, Mountbatten said, "Personally I don't see it...Some measure of transfer will come about in a natural way...perhaps governments will transfer populations".No preparation or consideration was given to the central issues of citizenship, security and property rights in the division of the country.

"When companies go through asset sales, they transfer populations of current workers and retirees.

In the mid-11th century the Seljuq emir Qutulmish razed it and transferred its population to Shīrāz.