Sentence examples for appropriately differentiated from inspiring English sources

The model accurately reproduced the motions obtained in the physical simulator, and appropriately differentiated between activities and between implant designs.

The aim is to employ stem cells as a source of appropriately differentiated cells to replace those lost through physical, chemical or ischaemic injury, or as a result of degenerative disease.

Solomon: A lot of these points are timeless: cornerstones of delivering a solid and appropriately differentiated customer experience, are they not?

Monocytes co-cultured with CD105+ CSCs or CD105- TCs did not up regulate the antigen-presenting molecule HLA-DR and did not acquire activation markers such as CD83 and CD40, expressed by appropriately differentiated and matured DCs.

Some loops may remain permanently condensed and inactive, even within the euchromatic portions of the genome, whereas others can be extended to produce a transcriptionally poised conformation in appropriately differentiated cells [ 56].

Of course, such a separation of powers also could have been achieved through a "mixed constitution"—that is, one in which power is shared by, and governing functions appropriately differentiated between, a monarch, a hereditary chamber, and an elected assembly; this was in fact the system of government in Great Britain at the time of the American Revolution.

These results demonstrate that the MC3T3 cells used for microarray analysis differentiated appropriately and that the HDIs accelerated differentiation as expected from our previous studies [ 18].

Grafted emNCSCs efficiently contributed to a variety of NC-derived tissues and differentiated appropriately.

We therefore tested if cells could be grown in a completely humanized base medium with hKSR and the growth factors (Invitrogen) present in the defined medium, and could be differentiated appropriately.

Because all fragments began with the same LTR sequence, clusters generated in the flow cells could not be differentiated appropriately.

Initially tolerogenic DCs were defined on the basis of their immature or semi-mature phenotype, altered expression of co-stimulatory molecules CD80 and CD86, and lack of expression of the Th1-inducing cytokine IL-12 (Steinman et al., 2003), but even mature DCs can drive Treg cell proliferation when differentiated appropriately (Yamazaki et al., 2003).