Sentence examples for achieved the differentiation from inspiring English sources

We described the cell population characteristics of cell surface markers and achieved the differentiation to osteogenic, adipogenic, and neurogenic lineages, demonstrating the multipotency of human ADSCs.

It provides different processing rates to requests of different client classes so as to achieve the differentiation objective.

UEP code design is another way to achieve the differentiation between nodes that may lead to a wave effect and fast convergence.

A variety of differentiation protocols have been published to achieve the chondrogenic differentiation of ASCs.

The human pathology of malaria is caused by parasite life-cycle stages that replicate asexually in red blood cells, but transmission to mosquitoes is achieved by the differentiation of the sexual stages: the male (micro-) and female (macro-) gametocytes that circulate within red blood cells in the vertebrate host in a developmentally arrested state.

Here we will review the progress to date and the significant problems that remain, and outline a strategy to achieve the directed differentiation of HSCs under conditions that might be appropriate for clinical scale-up and disease applications.

Further studies to identify the factors secreted during pancreatic regeneration could provide an important tool for achieving the efficient differentiation of HBM-MSCs.

The prominent role of ERα was confirmed in most classic estrogen target tissues, including the mouse mammary gland during development, whereas ERβ was found to achieve the terminal differentiation of this organ [ 13].

Osteogenic differentiation achieved the highest level on the scattered microparticle CaP/chitosan film.

When HGF, nicotinamide, or dexamethasone was added to MSCs individually, incomplete hepatocyte differentiation was achieved; the obtained cell populations contained progenitors that expressed both hepatic (ALB) and biliary (CK19) markers as well as AFP.

He tells us that we can achieve the kind of differentiation we need to take them up only "in so far as the mind distinguishes the time in the sequence of one impression upon another" (A99).