Sentence examples for matrices that permit from inspiring English sources

We study a new class of linear block codes using sparse generator matrices that permit to optimize the performance of short block codes for partial recovery of the lost packets.

Thanks to the efficient octree algorithm used in this study, the resulting matrix is a band-diagonal matrix that permits handling of large data sets in a reasonable time.

Identifying the matrix properties that permit directing stem cell fate is crucial for expanding desired cell lineages ex vivo for disease treatment.

Interestingly, the axons can be seen to more closely follow the patterned PLL whereas many MAP-2-positive dendrites are observed to extend outside the defined zones beyond the patterned substrate, suggesting that dendrites may be less strictly guided by adhesive interactions or may be able to secrete extracellular matrix proteins that permit their adhesion to non-printed areas of the glass.

The application of an adequate coordinate changing transforms these BMI's into a set of LMI's (linear matrix inequalities) that permits to use directly the standard MATLAB-toolbox.

It was originally thought that MMPs acted en masse to promote tumorigenesis and progression via extracellular matrix (ECM) degradation that permitted cancer cell invasion, which led to the development of broad-spectrum synthetic inhibitors as anti-cancer therapies.

Electrospinning permits fabrication of biodegradable matrices that can resemble the both scale and mechanical behavior of the native extracellular matrix.

Electrospinning permits fabrication of biodegradable elastomers into matrices that can resemble the scale and mechanical behavior of the native extracellular matrix.

After passing through the fenestrated endothelium with 70 100 nm pores, nanoparticles must pass through the glomerular basement membrane, a thick layer of extracellular matrix that sits between the capillary endothelium and podocytes that permit clearance for 2 8 nm particles [11].

Anoikis resistance, the ability to survive in the absence of normal matrix components, represents a crucial property of metastatic cells that permit malignant tumor cells to survive at crucial steps in the metastasis pathway.

Here we explore the capacities of the recently developed High-resolution episcopic microscopy (HREM) method for generating digital volume data that permit structural 3D analysis of native and implanted collagen elastin matrices.