Sentence examples for confluence open from inspiring English sources

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Cultured rabbit MSCs showed a classical, long fusiform shape and a high proliferating potential that caused them to easily undergo confluence Open image in new window Fig. 2 MSCs induced for 7 days with a mixture of osteogenetic inducer of 50 mg/L ascorbic acid, 10 mmol/L β-glycerophosphate and 10−8 mol/L dexamethasone.

Atlassian, the Australian company that makes popular software project management tools JIRA and Confluence, has opened a marketplace where customers can download and buy add-ons for the company's apps.

The confluence of an open-source, web-based OS along with some purely adequate hardware means that costs can stay low, and Telefonica's Pablo Larrieux confirmed that would be the case.

That's where you'll find the recently opened Musée de Confluence – a futuristic-looking science and anthropology museum – as well as La Sucrière, a new arts and music venue in an old sugar warehouse, as well as a host of other chic restaurants and art spaces.

Notably, this confluence of conditions spawned the global massive open online course (MOOC) craze, which peaked in 2012 (the "year of the MOOC") and 2013.

To facilitate nested Y-shaped SEMS placement across the biliary confluence, SEMS placement with an extra-large open mesh in the central portion of the stent has been described.

For lentiviral shRNA infection, we infected MPNST cells at 70 90% confluence with lentiviral particles containing shRNAs targeting SOX9 (Open Biosystems; TRC library) or GFP (Addgene).

But in an odd confluence, three such projects by this firm are opening in succession.

A confluence of three factors in the late 1990's opened the door for financial scams on a scale unseen for generations.

It is situated at the confluence of two streams forming the Vanne River, which opens into the virtually landlocked Gulf of Morbihan about 1 mile (1.5 km) below the town.

The confluence of the OpenLarge tributary with the WB is open, but the confluence of OpenSmall with the WB is interrupted by a perched culvert (0.75-m tall, passable by fish (see Letcher et al. 2007).