Sentence examples for defining directions from inspiring English sources

These studies have highlighted two classes of genes driving mammary epithelial cell differentiation: genes accelerating or putting brakes on the development and differentiation processes ('traffic lights'); and genes defining directions in these processes ('road signs').

Each show abounds with inspired moments, but has no center or defining direction.

To do so it requires the ability to attract top expertise – to "pick" broadly defined directions, as IT and internet were picked in the past, and "green" should be picked in the future.

Such an analysis is necessary to determine the feasibility of this administration route and to define directions for future research.

This assumption can explain how grain growth is favored along some defined directions by the direction of HTT.

This angle is calculated for each point of the shape along the four defined directions which are the horizontal, vertical, or diagonal directions.

Particular advantages include easy handling, gradients with defined directions and two different gradient steepnesses in the same assay, and above all the ability to use normal thin (#1.5) cover slips, allowing the use of high NA oil immersion lenses.

Besides the needle morphology, the AFM image reveals that all needles at the surface align along defined directions with 60° or 120° inclination to each other.

The individual single-evidence confidence annotations associated to strongly conflicting evidence lines would be in that case useful to define directions for further analyses.

Further the boomerang arranges along defined directions which means that a long-range order exists in the areas shown in Figure 5c.

Participants place a single leg in the center of the grid, with the opposite leg reaching as far as possible along the eight defined directions.