The art here is not just the horse's skill and precision in executing these movements, but the rider's ability to instruct solely through the subtle use of reins and leg pressure.
This study represents a proof-of-principle that cell-derived matrix coatings can be deposited and effectively transferred while retaining the ability to instruct cell phenotype, thus offering a novel approach toward the development of hybrid biomaterials that mimic the complex interactions between cells and the extracellular matrix.
Recent reports suggested that Delta1, 4 and Jagged1, 2 possessed the ability to instruct CD4+ T cell into selection of Th1 or Th2 fates, respectively, although the underlying mechanism endowing the cleaved Notch receptor with memory of ligand involved in its activation remains elusive.
Qualifications included the ability to "instruct children in Hebrew, lecture once a week in German or English and read the Prayers properly".
The differential effects derived from CAFs and NAFs suggest that cancer cells have the ability to instruct their surrounding fibroblasts to reprogram their expression profiles to support cancer cell growth.
In addition, DCs have the ability to instruct T cells to induce self-tolerance by presenting self-antigens to T cells and subsequent deletion or inactivation of self-reactive T cells [ 6].
In particular, the Chinese government's ability to instruct state banks and enterprises to drive up investment during the global crisis is the main reason why its economy has grown by 40% over the past four years, while the US's grew by 1%, the EU's shrank by 1.5% and Britain's by 4.3%.
Previously, we have shown that embryonic trophoblasts have the unique ability to instruct DICs.
I do have a deep love for the Bible and its ability to instruct us ethically and morally.
When the teacher understands themselves better, they improve their ability to instruct a student better and by using words far more effectively be a better educator.
"There are some annoyances, but nothing that's impinging on our ability to instruct students or to disrupt learning," he said.
