Sentence examples for differentiated steps from inspiring English sources

Spinal fusion has two clearly differentiated steps: a fixation system and addition of an osteogenic substance, generally bone tissue, intended to stimulate bone formation between levels.

The sorption and desorption of most salted products is a singular process with three differentiated steps: aw < 0.75, aw = 0.75 and aw > 0.75.

These provide useful insight into the processes involved during NO reduction, for which two well differentiated steps associated to a change in the type of active centres during the course of the reaction are evidenced.

The differentiation of hMSCs can be divided into two steps: the differentiation fate-decision step (early) and the fully differentiated step (late).

Our data helped identifying gene sets characterizing the sequential differentiation steps from stem cells to fully differentiated adipocytes.

Generally, two main preparation methods can be differentiated: one-step and two-step methods.

Finally during maturation step, differentiated human BM-MSCs were cultured with IMDM supplemented oncostatin M, dexamethasone and ITS+ (insulin, transferrin, selenium) premix which resulted in mature hepatocytes [ 100, 101].

The analysis of the legislation of China, the United States of America and Brazil showed a differentiated approach towards the step-by-step principle.

For example, with some change in the names of the more delicate types, the field of activity of 'explaining' could be further differentiated in a few steps, e.g. 'sequential'temporalral sequence'implicationalnal sequence') vs. 'non-sequential'conditionalnal' [or 'theoretical'], 'causal', with the latter further differentiated into 'consequential'factorialial'): see Figure 6 d.

Volcanoes that remain are stratovolcanoes and are further differentiated in the following steps.

Current methods for generating these therapeutically relevant cell types follow a linear approach in which hPSCs are differentiated in small, discrete steps that mimic the sequence of events occurring during development.