Sentence examples for defined homogeneous from inspiring English sources
Thus, our method allows the generation of sufficient neurons for experimental interrogation from a defined, homogeneous, and readily accessible donor cell population.
The principles detailed will allow for the facile preparation of chemically defined homogeneous antibody drug conjugates (ADCs).
However, since landscapes in northern Australia appear to be relatively intact they tend to exist as surfaces of continuous variation rather than in clearly defined homogeneous units.
They are used to derive closed-form expressions for the thermodynamic force in such matrix inclusion systems that are subjected to a generally defined homogeneous transformation eigenstrain.
These findings contribute to the design of cell guiding surfaces, but also demonstrate the need for a long-range defined homogeneous order when studying cell behaviour on nanostructured surfaces.
In order to delineate the immunodominant region(s) of the BBGL-2 components, we embarked on a synthetic project to provide available structurally defined, homogeneous analogs of BBGL-2 that might help identify the best vaccine candidate.
Each cluster has a rank on the "ZIP Quality" scale, classifications based on the theory that "the demographic variables that define homogeneous neighborhoods are significantly correlated to resident consumer purchase patterns"Nin other words, that "you are where you live".
More than 20 years ago, Christopher Master used the term gentle – skill-full – art to define homogeneous catalysis.
The objective of this two-part study is to define homogeneous zones in relation to hydrological properties relevant for irrigation management, first defining the soil variability within the VID and then analyzing the soils hydrologic and salinity features (in a companion paper).
Let us now define homogeneous function spaces (see e.g., [33, 34]).
AIMs that discern population substructure are likely to be useful in candidate gene, chromosomal position based association studies and defining homogeneous subject sets [24].
