Sentence examples for distribution resembling from inspiring English sources
In vitro cell culture of Wistar rat's joint chondrocytes demonstrates that the GTA-crosslinked scaffold is much worse than the GP-crosslinked one; a tissue containing collagen and glycosaminoglycan was produced in the GP-crosslinked scaffold in just 9 days after cell seeding, and a tissue with a cell distribution resembling that of the native cartilage was developed after 30 day cell culture.
The top correlating probes have an intensity distribution resembling that of probes across the whole range of observed correlation coefficients.
When stimulating with NS, the distribution of the signal departs clearly from a Gaussian distribution, resembling the distribution of the response given below in Figure 11, whereas the distribution of the noise is Gaussian.
On the other hand, when the dynamical rules restrict the information to a local neighborhood, communities cluster together into larger ones, giving rise to a hierarchical structure, with a truncated power law degree distribution, resembling the experimental results of Achard et al. [22] and Ferrarini et al. [23].
These studies involved predominantly NHW's [ 18], whereas our cohort had a mixed ethnic distribution resembling that of the overall US population.
We did, however, identify a cell population with a relatively homogeneous subepidermal distribution resembling putative PCCs, marked by the expression of collagen.
This pattern gives the graph its name, since the distribution resembles a funnel.
In Mtm1−/y muscle and in XLMTM patients, desmin level is increased45,64 and its distribution resembles that in immature myotubes44,64.
He notes that the pattern of BEN distribution resembles that of radon distribution in the United States, and that radiation causes acute fibrosis in kidneys.
Their density or free volume distribution resembles that of a particle, albeit a low-density particle, that can create unique phenomena.
With a regular grid of charge guides the lateral charge distribution resembles a normalised Pascal׳s triangle for particles that are stopped in depths lower than the depth of the first layer of the charge guides.
