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When compared to resected fat, lipoaspiration-derived cells featured an increased adipogenic potential and the enhanced ability to recreate an adipose substitute in vitro.

Possessing the ability to recreate an exact likeness of an object or person.

Whether it's a symmetrical representation of a jellyfish-like creature or an in-depth depiction of cellular organelles, design gives him the ability to recreate an honest, yet artistic rendering of the image.

Because there is more black space than picture elements, as the image size increases, the decreasing ratio of signal to noise overwhelms our ability to recreate an image from a small amount of information.

They have a 20- to 15,000-hertz frequency response — music enthusiast talk for the ability to recreate a wide range of sounds.

Particularly appealing is the app's ability to recreate a real-looking remote boyfriend via hyper-realistic texts, pictures and interactions.

Just six months after the Strasbourg concert, in November 1905, Mahler made a piano roll of the first movement of the Fifth Symphony on the Welte-Mignon system, which was known for its ability to recreate a performance with remarkable accuracy.

The report also noted CBP's ability to recreate a full timeline of events was "constrained" by not having access to the Australian Maritime Safety Authority's documentation, because Amsa "did not support the creation of new documentation which touched on AMSA's statutory duties".

This supports the theory that the putamen is involved in our ability to recreate a beat in our head.

According to CSC hypothesis, a CSC is a cancer-initiating cell that possesses the ability to recreate a new tumor when transplanted into a suitable microenvironment.

As the weather deteriorated, steady drizzle turning into heavy rain, so did the Blues' ability to recreate any of their pulsating rugby of the opening period.