Examples of using Cells in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Computer
For example, if you frequently create workbooks where all the cells are green,
and connects all the cells.
In the city of Argel there weren't enough cells for all us captives and they used the old baths as dungeons.
In fact if you compare cells A1 and C1 using the IF function, for example IF(A1=C1),
Direct transformation of sunlight to electricity is done in solar cells, or photovoltaic cells Which is another name for the same thing.
Then click OK to close the prompt box, and all cells which contain comments have been filtered at once, see screenshot.
the playing field so that it formed the horizontal lines of the figures without free cells.
There is a cell that briefly shows what the students are looking at, then four additional cells where each student gives their opinion on the phenomenon.
you can easily insert it using the Insert and Delete Cells commands.
name the scenario Worst Case, and specify that cells B2 and B3 are the values that change between scenarios.
then format all the cells with the same color or pattern, or even use a picture as a sheet background.
In vitro(bacterial, mammalian cells, human lymphocytes) and in vivo studies(micronucleus test)
The bigger part of our cells, muscles and tissue is created by amino-acids,
When HIV is inside the lymph nodes, it replicates, makes copies of itself using CD4 cells very quickly,
When scientists add large amounts of 9-cis retinoic acid to isolated cells, then, it may cause effects that smaller amounts naturally produced in the cell would not cause.
Pemetrexed was not mutagenic in either the in vitro chromosome aberration test in Chinese hamster ovary cells, or the Ames test.
It is used in patients whose cancer cells have a mutation in the genes that make a protein called epidermal growth factor receptor(EGFR).
Before a cell duplicates and is divided into new daughter cells through either mitosis
The human body contains more than a trillion cells, and every single cell needs to have the exact same set of chromosomes.