Sentence examples for a more relevant system from inspiring English sources

These 3-D cultures are felt to be a more relevant system to examine cell growth, cell adhesion and cell-ECM interactions recapitulating some of architectural changes observed in vivo [ 49].

Despite the new system many physicians still find that information regarding imaging status influences their management so the Durie and Salmon PLUS is a more relevant system for radiologists.

These highly purified mTEC isolated from human tumor xenograft maintain the specific characteristics of TEC in vivo during long-term culture 26– 31 and therefore provide a more relevant system for tumor angiogenesis research and the identification of novel TEC markers.

Of additional note, the IL-32β transgenic mice may offer a better and more relevant system for studying human diseases, as we often observe partial and reduced phenotypes in rodent disease models compared to humans.

Therefore, a more relevant model system recapitulating human XP pathogenesis is needed for studying the disease mechanism and developing related therapy.

Our analysis extends these results to MPXV, as well as primary cell culture, which may be a more relevant biological system.

To confirm the functional relationship of Pur-alpha with FUS in a more relevant model system for the disease, we studied the localization of Pur-alpha in induced pluripotent stem cell lines (iPSCs), differentiated into ventral spinal cord populations containing motoneurons.

The sizes of pipelines are bigger, and there are more relevant systems.

This framework can now straightforwardly be applied to other currently less well characterized but biologically more relevant systems.

Since CSCs are thought to be the cells within a tumor that are resistant to conventional therapy, we switched to a more relevant in vitro system, namely that of primary spheroid culture, to test our iCasp9 construct.

Additionally, they only assess workforce densities but did not look into the differences in health worker financing which may provide a more relevant picture of health service systems for policy interventions.