The formula followed by virtually all games is a steady progression toward victory: you accomplish tasks until you win.
To accomplish this, we disrupted the normal progression of membrane potential changes by depolarizing hMSCs during differentiation.
I was excited by the challenge of Suzanne and what she had to accomplish and by her story throughout the progression of the show.
Carefully regulated execution of cell cycle progression is accomplished in stem cells by a unique constellation of genes which impact self-renewal and lineage commitment.
To accomplish its diverse functions, the CPC occupies characteristic compartments during mitotic progression the inner centromeres in early mitosis, and the central spindle and equatorial cortex during mitotic exit (Earnshaw and Cooke, 1991).
Always make it clear exactly what you hope to accomplish with each part of your paper and with the paper as a whole, and organize your paper in a way such that this logical progression is perfectly clear.
Diagnosis can best be achieved by serologic testing but the monitoring of HIV disease progression is mostly accomplished by the quantitation of CD4 T cells and viral RNA.
In contrast, up regulation of E-cadherin/catenin complex, which acts as a suppressor of tumor progression, has been accomplished with a series of agents, some of which can be used therapeutically [ 36].
Exercise progression will be accomplished by increasing the exercise time (up to 5 minutes for sustained exercises) or repetitions (up to 30 repetitions per session), increasing the range of motion towards greater lumbar extension, and adding over-pressure once the end-range of extension range of motion is obtained.
This is the first prospective, interdisciplinary, in-depth, multicenter epidemiological investigation of OS related to ALS progression and has been accomplished by an aggressive recruitment process.
The scaffolding needed to deal with inheritance must be provided during the early years of science education, and this can be accomplished through the use of learning progression as explained by Catley et al. (2005).
