Sentence examples for favourable differentiation from inspiring English sources

There is no clear rationale for this less favourable differentiation in treatment... the evidence suggests soldiers are given preferential treatment".

These results suggest that composite scaffolds of POC and a bioactive glass can provide favourable conditions for osteogenic differentiation of hBMSCs and can potentially be used to induce bone healing and regeneration.

The presence of Frzb-1 inside the myogenic core could provide a favourable environment for muscle differentiation.

Thus, imatinib seems to be capable of modulating the BM microenvironment leading to conditions favourable to B cell differentiation.

Together, these findings indicate that aligned fibrous scaffolds may provide a favourable microenvironment for the differentiation of AFSCs into cells similar to outer AF cells, which predominantly produce collagen-I matrix.

The prognosis of patients with papillary, the most differentiated thyroid cancer, is favourable and depends on tumour differentiation and the ability to take up radioactive iodine.

The osteoblast cell adhesion test demonstrated cell spreading which is considered favourable for cell proliferation and differentiation.

Chemically modified and loaded with different bioactive factors, biopolymers afford an environment favourable to cell proliferation and differentiation.

Furthermore, tumours with better differentiation showed more favourable OS rates (Table 1).

In cohort 2, M substage showed the most favourable AIC, followed by tumour differentiation grade.

Also, versican enhances breast cancer cell metastasis in mouse breast cancer cell lines, not only through facilitating cell motility and invasion but also by inhibiting preosteoblast cell growth and differentiation which supply favourable microenvironments for tumor metastases [ 132].