The phrase "as striated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a striped or streaked appearance, often in a scientific or descriptive context.
Example: "The rock formation was characterized as striated, revealing layers of different minerals."
Alternatives: "like stripes" or "in a striped pattern".
Group A is characterized with muscle organ development such as (striated) muscle cell differentiation and development, (skeletal) muscle fiber development, (extraocular) skeletal muscle tissue development, and striated muscle and pharyngeal muscle development.
Though defined initially for IFM [35], the concept is entirely general not only for organized filament arrays such as striated muscle [33], [34], [46], [47] but also for in vitro single-molecule experiments using various myosin isoforms [48] [53].
In the present study, we investigated allele-specific expression of HLA-A, -B, and -C at the mRNA and protein levels on human mesenchymal stem cells from bone marrow and adipose tissue as well as striated muscle satellite cells and lymphocytes.
From this population of M1 Winoka mutagenized plants, 20 were identified as potential mutants based on characteristics such as striated leaves, height, varied heading date or loss of plant vigor.
One of the most consistent observations in the differential gene expression results from the PvH comparison was the enrichment for genes relating to skin development as well as striated muscle contraction.
Another ultrasound study has confirmed that duloxetine leads to a significant increase in the width of the smooth muscle component of the urethral sphincter, with no corresponding increase in urethral length, 25 which raises the interesting prospect that duloxetine leads to enhanced activity of smooth as well as striated muscle.
Trypomastigotes, the tissue invasive forms of T. cruzi, are capable of establishing infection within in a variety of nucleated cell types, including professional phagocytes [ 15] and non-phagocytic cells, such as cardiomyocytes, striated and smooth muscle cells, endothelial cells, adipocytes and neurons [ 16- 19].
Metazoans have two subclasses of myosin II, referred to here as smooth (Myo2) and striated (Myo11/zipper) muscle myosins (fig. 1), which have been shown to have architectural differences in the composition of their coiled-coil domains and to have originated most likely at the stem of Holozoa, although striated muscle myosin was later lost in unicellular holozoans (Steinmetz et al. 2012).
The two as-deposited coatings exhibited striated nanostructured composed of equiaxed grains about ~ 10 nm in diameter, embedded with an array of homogenously distributed nanopores.
In the renewed America, Lincoln, Jefferson and the country's founders are resurrected as more than striated, heavy-lidded profiles on currency; they will become once again vital participants in a daily conversation, a conversation which extends beyond their iconic memorials and once again makes their ideas and ideals practical and accessible to the people of this nation.
These martins are gregarious, feeding in flocks often with other aerial predators like swifts, or other hirundines such as the barn or striated swallows.
