Sentence examples for instructive potential from inspiring English sources

We hypothesized that DMs created in monolayer culture could be collected and then transferred to a secondary substrate while retaining their instructive potential.

With this system, it will be necessary to search for the molecular mechanisms sustaining the "instructive potential" of the epithelium, as required for the specification of mesenchymal cells, the initiation of odontogenesis and later, the specification of a dental epithelial-mesenchymal junction.

Simply, it would be useful to know whether the selection was based on the picture being representative or based on its instructive potential and special, perhaps atypical or even extreme features.

To further confirm the instructive potential of the salivary gland mesenchyme, E11.5 and E12.5 salivary gland mesenchyme was covered with GFP labelled limb bud epithelium.

The inductive and instructive potential of the mesenchyme and importance of mesenchymal androgen signaling in normal prostate branching and development have been well established.

The instructive myogenic potential of the FGF pathway is also illustrated by the capacity of Htlca to induce myogenesis in tarsal segments otherwise devoid of muscle.

Experiences with this therapy in tumor patients [ 123, 127, 129, 131] might in part be instructive for potential risks of anti-CD19 therapy in autoimmunity but can only be extrapolated with caution because of the different underlying disease and pre-existing and co-medications.

These results could be very instructive for the potential applications in voltage-sensitive devices, tunable sensors and photovoltaic switches.

In [19, 30], the frequency deviation is incorporated explicitly into the economic decision process, which is instructive for the potential economic and technical benefits of accommodating uncertainties.

These results could be very instructive for the potential applications in high-density integrated optical devices, photoelectric transducer, and laser pulse limiters.

Coal abandoned mine lands (AMLs), persistent and prevalent across Pennsylvania, offer an instructive evaluation of potential contextual influences of chronic environmental contamination (CEC) on individual health.