Sentence examples for interactions in conjunction with from inspiring English sources
It is observed that nanofiber alignment directs MSC response to physiological loading and that fibroblastic differentiation requires a combination of physiologically-relevant cell material interactions in conjunction with mechanical stimulation.
Although this textbook definition of the adaptive immune response is clear, real life functional/dysfunctional implications of these interactions, in conjunction with the second, innate, actors of the immunity, is far from being simple.
Overall, this work illustrates the effectiveness of using the knowledge of protein interactions in conjunction with GO DAG structure for predicting annotations of genes with unknown function.
Beer and co-workers have overcome some of these problems by utilizing a combination of noncovalent interactions in conjunction with anion templates to impose control over the directionality of the assembly.
17 Combined immunosuppressive strategies have shown significant therapeutic benefit as reported by Posselt et al. In the absence of calcineurin inhibitors, costimulation blockage using belatacept (inhibiting CD80-CD86 interaconjunctionconjunction with T-cell depletion induction led to insulin independence with islets from a single donor and prolonged allograft survival.
It is this interaction in conjunction with the strong hydrogen bonds described above that are responsible for the stepped nature of the sheet.
The sliding friction model for rebar-concrete interaction, in conjunction with LDPM for concrete are utilized for RC panel perforation modeling.
The high Bs can be attributed to the low metalloid content containing mainly B element which suppresses effectively the reductions of Bs and Tc among metalloid elements, as well as the optimum Co/Fe content ratio with the maximum magnetic interaction in conjunction with maximum atomic volume.
The use of laser ion interaction in conjunction with a laser recirculation cavity holds promise for improved efficiency, but the high-radiation environment raises concerns about the longevity of the key components of such a system, especially the nonlinear crystal used for frequency conversion.
Unfortunately, optical signals on separate wavelengths interact as they travel through the fiber, and those interactions, sometimes in conjunction with discrete optical components in the circuit, generate various levels of crosstalk.
To complement these informal interactions, QCRI, in conjunction with the Canadian Institutes of Health Research and the Cancer Research Society, has developed a new and exciting Training Program in Transdisciplinary Cancer Research, with the goal of training young researchers in a broad understanding of this health issue.
