Sentence examples for differentiated program from inspiring English sources
During ESC differentiation, the pluripotency program is shut off and a differentiated program is established.
"I think they have to create a differentiated program that does not go after the traditional energy-related programs of oil, gas, and coal," says Don Paul '67, SM '69, PhD '77, vice president and chief technology officer at Chevron, which has had a long-standing partnership with MIT.
Loyalty programs are a hot commodity — and I mean commodity: It's incredibly hard for brands to maintain a differentiated program.
In addition, these MMH-D3 cells retain epithelial cell polarity, express hepatocyte-enriched transcription factors and hepatic markers, and maintain their highly differentiated program throughout multiple cell divisions, Furthermore, MMH cells have been previously well characterized as model of TGF β-induced reversible EMT, in which the master regulators Snail and HNF4a have key roles.
This creates disincentives for insurers and providers to create innovative, differentiated programs that focus on the sick.
This is a major reason we saw no growth in the market for online degrees last year: commodity programs are declining, which declines are offset by growth in differentiated programs.
An EMT-like phenotype can result from an aberrant basal differentiation program in differentiated luminal/epithelial cells or in stem/progenitor cells [ 34].
The data herein presented showed for the first time that constitutively overexpressed IGF-1Ea increased cardiogenic differentiation program in both undifferentiated and DMSO-differentiated cells.
These 5 radiation-responding miRNAs could be directly involved into the modification of the differentiation program that is elicited by gamma irradiation in differentiated keratinocytes.
What is a differentiated online program?
Our findings imply that there is a switch from a progenitor to a differentiated cell program of gene accessibility during the period under analysis in all prominences.
