To emulate this aspect of cancer cachexia in vitro, we exposed differentiated C2C12 myotubes to C26 CM for 24 h.
More often than not, these films only engage one viewer at a time, rather than attempting to emulate the social aspect of going to the movies by tapping into the existing social networks of the web.
Many models have been designed to emulate various aspects of reactive plasmas.
A large number of mouse models have been developed to emulate different aspects of the human condition.
The remaining strains displayed a low degree of pathogenicity in this model, which was described to emulate many aspects of Listeria infection seen in vertebrates [ 85].
Active and switchable interfaces comprising domains that confer tailored responsiveness and biochemical and/or physical cues have sufficiently progressed to emulate important aspects of the ECM.
Most often Actor-Critic Architectures (Witten 1977; Sutton and Barto 1998) are used which emulate some aspects of the basal ganglia and the prefrontal cortex.
The surgical induction of a partial medial meniscectomy, combined with a severed anterior cruciate ligament (ACLX), in the rodent knee can emulate several aspects of secondary OA (including SBC) in a predictable and reproducible manner [ 22, 23].
A mentor takes a personal interest in the person being mentored (some describe the object of mentoring as a "mentee" but to me that sounds too much like a breath mint), becoming a sort of senior friend; the person being mentored, in turn, emulates some aspect of the character, professional habits, or both, of the mentor.
It's designed to emulate the quantitative aspects of the approach Buffett used to find winning stocks in the past; he can always alter that approach, or use non-quantitative factors, to pick stocks today, which means Berkshire's portfolio can include stocks my Buffett model isn't too high on.
