Sentence examples similar to Sort specifics from inspiring English sources

Concept formation, process by which a person learns to sort specific experiences into general rules or classes.

Concepts are used to sort specific experiences into general rules or classes, and conceptual thinking refers to a person's subjective manipulations of those abstract classes.

Microfluidic devices can sort specific EVs, and enable can diagnoses disease from a small sample in a single step [92].

This concept agrees with recent views that cells might sort specific cargo in alternative pathways, under different conditions [27].

Furthermore and curiously, the markers used in mice to sort specific stem cell populations are rarely valid in human.

Unless there is a complete independence of mental events from physical events, then even for free decisions there has to be indeterminism of a specific sort at specific junctures in certain brain processes.

Mr. Liu is expected to come with a shopping list of sorts, specific ideas for purchases designed to narrow the two country's vast trade imbalance.

Once a recruited patient has been typed for HLA and target antigens, relevant HLA peptide multimers can be selected and used for sorting specific peripheral T cells prior to any treatment and at the peak of the expected response to treatment.

This is the first report to describe cancer cell-stromal cell interactions between prospectively sorted specific subsets of colon cancer cells and cancer-associated fibroblasts.

In 2010, Deal and Henikoff developed a system called INTACT to bypass this problem for ChIP by sorting specific populations of Drosophila embryonic nuclei.

Miyoshi, G. & Fishell, G. GABAergic interneuron lineages selectively sort into specific cortical layers during early postnatal development.