Sentence examples for functional orientations from inspiring English sources

Genes with different expression patterns exhibit different functional orientations.

ECM is a physical support to physiological cells; the signals for functional orientations such as migration, proliferation, and even survival are transduced from ECM.

Drivers of macrophage functional orientation include tumor cells, cancer-associated fibroblasts, T cells and B cells.

The total of 106 MS-regions (spatial mobility regions; MS = mobilité spatiale) are characterized by a certain spatial homogeneity and reflect the principle of small partially cross-cantonal labor market areas with funcross-cantonal labortowards centers (Schuler and Joye 2000; Schuler et al. 2005; BFS 2011).

The results of our experiments with taxol and nanomolar nocodazole confirm the conclusion from earlier experiments with taxol on primary cytotoxic T-lymphocytes that microtubule dynamics is not required for the immunologically functional orientation of the centrosome in T cells [6].

The supra-crestal connective tissues showed functional orientation of the fibers (Fig.  4c, d).

Emerging evidence indicates that, in the tumor microenvironment, tumor cells affect the differentiation and functional orientation of TAM.

The same functional orientation, though with an emphasis on daily living, is recognizable in OT practice and guidelines [ 10].

Instead, we focused on nominalism (rather than essentialism), crossing of temporalities (rather than before-after dualisms) and practice (rather than strategic or functional) orientation [ 35].

Confounding genes may display similar expression patterns and lead to an indeterminate functional orientation or a strong relationship between genes and experimental factors is absent.

Furthermore, we revealed the importance for patient prognosis of the nature, the functional orientation, the density and the localization of immune cell populations within the primary tumor.