Sentence examples for endogenous properties from inspiring English sources

The ability of retinal tissue to propagate "spreading depressions" (rSDs) depends on the endogenous properties of the tissue and requires an intact neuro-glial network.

As it was done in the problem of tie prediction, can we build efficient models based on endogenous properties of ties to predict if a social relationship is bound to decay?

All these factors, plus other ones that could be envisaged, may progressively modify the endogenous properties of maturing PCs and change their competence for sustaining specific patterns of neuritic growth.

The execution of this program is regulated by environmental signals that modify the growth competence of Purkinje cells, so to adapt their endogenous properties to the different phases of neuritic morphogenesis.

However, as PCs fire highly regularly in slice preparations in which their synaptic inputs are blocked [17], [18] and since they show increased irregularity following mutations of their voltage gated Ca2+ channels [13], the endogenous properties of PCs are likely to contribute to their regularity of firing.

Preferred directions can depend on both endogenous properties and various environmental cues.

Exploiting the endogenous fluorescent properties of the hNET substrate ASP+, it was possible to simultaneously, and efficiently, sort pure cell populations and evaluate reporter function.

Conventional MRI provides an opportunity to non-invasively follow gross tumor morphology and its evolution over time by exploiting a variety of endogenous tissue properties that allows assessment of gross tumor extent on the resultant MRI contrasts such as T2-weighted and gadolinium-enhanced T1-weighted images.

Metabolic diseases such as diabetes may influence stem cell niche and endogenous MSC properties.

BOLD imaging uses the endogenous magnetic properties of deoxyhaemoglobin as a source of image contrast (Ogawa et al, 1990).

These circulating cytokines with endogenous pyrogenic properties reach the organum vasculosum lamina terminalis (OVLT) of central nervous system through fenestrated capillaries [ 10].