Sentence examples for Particular propensity for from inspiring English sources

Using polyacrylamide as a model material, we showed that on high-creep hydrogels (HCHs), hMSCs displayed increased proliferation, spread area and differentiation towards multiple lineages, compared to their purely stiff analogue, with a particular propensity for differentiation towards a smooth muscle cell (SMC) lineage.

A representative confocal microscopic visualisation of interaction between C. jejuni (green) and human small intestine tissue (red) is shown in Figure 1. C. jejuni were routinely found in close association with the epithelial lining (Figure 1a), with particular propensity for micro-colony formation while adhering to the small intestine (Figure 1b).

We found no per-chromosome bias in copy number errors, i.e. no chromosome had a particular propensity for aneuploidy.

The widely distributed (but not universal) association of drug resistance and the Beijing genotype suggests that these strains may have a particular propensity for acquiring drug resistance [ 14].

High detection rate of M. kansasii subtype I in clinical samples may suggest that this genotype has a particular propensity for colonization, and thus a higher epidemiological potential for humans.

Thus, lipid rich micro-domains on the surface of the endothelium can have a particular propensity for the formation and/or stable attachment of bubble nuclei (Chappell and Payne 2005).

The structural motifs that we have examined have been shown to have particular propensities for polar residues which form hydrogen bonds with mainchain atoms.

Pseudomonas aeruginosa is an opportunistic pathogen with a particular propensity to cause disease in the immunocompromised.

Japan's example suggests that there is no particular Asian propensity for thrift.

The assumptions were based on previous experience with triple antiplatlet therapy and, in particular, the propensity for research subjects to develop headache with dipyridamole.

We thus conclude that mutations affecting either p53 or menin are associated with particular cellular consequences which correspond to propensity for tumorigenesis in particular tissues, and that additional mutations affecting the other pathway have negligible effect in terms of tissue specificity of tumour development.