The phrase "localized factors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific elements or conditions that are unique to a particular location or context.
Example: "The study focused on localized factors that influence the growth of urban vegetation."
Alternatives: "regional influences" or "site-specific elements".
From the current set of experiments it is clear that binocular rivalry dominance is initially determined by low-level, spatially localized factors that are stable over periods of weeks.
We conclude that onset rivalry is independent of sustained rivalry and cannot be explained by local regions of monocular dominance or memory of past perceptual history, but rather reflects low-level, spatially localized factors that are stable over periods of weeks.
Similarly, Drosophila neuroblasts orient their spindle along the apicobasal axis through interactions at the cell cortex with apically localized factors [ 4].
When health events such as cancers are caused by exposure to geographically localized factors we might expect the exposure traces for the cases to cluster relative to the exposure traces that are generated for the controls.
Localized factors relating to differential limb growth may play a larger role in the distribution and density of osteocyte lacunae than previously thought, and are potentially biasing the interpretations of analyses based on single samplings of isolated specimens.
Some manipulation experiments on the mouse zygotes, such as removing either animal or vegetal hemisphere region, suggest that localized factors at animal hemisphere direct the mitotic spindle and therefore define the plane of first cleavage [60].
For example, macrophage-derived wnt7b has been reported as an apoptotic initiator in vascular endothelial cells of the developing eye [ 63], raising the possibility of p53 apoptotic control in immune cells through localized secreted factors.
The development of a wound dressing that is capable of sustained, localized growth factor delivery would significantly improve treatment outcomes and accelerate clinical adoption.
Of note, LC were often present in clusters localized around Factor VIII+ blood vessels, suggesting the involvement of newly vascular-recruited precursor cells.
In conclusion, our experiments demonstrated that biomaterials composed of a biofunctionalized peptidic scaffold have many properties that are well-suited for the treatment of cutaneous wounds including wound coverage, functionalization with bioactive molecules, localized growth factor release and activation of wound repair.
The LPKY-motif in the endoplasmic reticulum localized transcription factor Spt23p was previously shown to interact with yeast Rsp5 (mammalian homolog NEDD4) (17).
