Sentence examples for deposition upon from inspiring English sources
Cells' expression of alkaline phosphatase and calcium deposition upon osteogenic induction confirmed their osteogenic differentiation capacities.
However, the novel alloy proved to be significantly more efficient in sustaining mineralized matrix deposition upon osteogenic induction of the cells than Ti 6Al 4V control.
In particular, PAn films were prepared as follows: (i) by cyclic potential sweep (CPS) deposition upon varying the upper potential limit (El) of the polymerization potential region between 0.8 and 1.1 V, while the lower potential limit was equal to −0.2 V; (ii) by potentiostatic deposition upon varying the applied potential (Eappl) between 0.8 and 1.1 V.
These findings demonstrate the ability to exert a certain level of control over cellular responses with biomaterials and the potential to attain a desired cellular response such as, increased VEGF production or isotropic collagen deposition upon exposure to these materials in wound healing and tissue engineering applications.
Seed deposition upon cacti is often aggregated and occurs especially on short-spined and previously parasitized individuals (Medel et al. 2004).
Reinforcement of plant cells via callose deposition upon pathogen attacks have been observed in many pathosystems.
§ 501.730 Depositions upon oral examination.
§ 501.731 Depositions upon written questions.
The results of this study conclude that substantial tin deposition occurs upon onset of mass-transport limitation.
After deposition and upon exposure to a new environment, a coated material is subjected to various external factors that might affect its stress and thus its overall performance.
This systematic description and classification of objects by their chronological placement, material, form, process of production, use-life, and pattern of deposition depends upon a host of sophisticated analytic techniques developed to decode the history of these discarded objects, which once held social significance to the human communities in which they were made, used, and valued.
