Sentence examples for matrix orientation from inspiring English sources
Adding small amounts of CNCs also increased matrix orientation in the solid injection molded specimens.
The effect of this tissue-specific matrix orientation on stem cell differentiation has not been investigated.
Nanofiber scaffolds play a major role in signaling cell alignment, extracellular matrix orientation, and thereby in imparting mechanical integrity to the regenerating tissue.
Our work demonstrates the strong effect of melt shearing on the breakup of rubber particles and matrix orientation of TPVs as well.
Of significant importance is that none of the topographies assessed (∼37 nm, ∼317 nm and ∼1988 nm groove depth) induced extracellular matrix orientation parallel to the substrate orientation in a rat patellar tendon model.
The influence of the carbon matrix is also quite pronounced, and it has been found that electrodes capable of recharging at 150 mA cm−2 can be produced by the simple expedient of varying the matrix orientation.
The precipitate-matrix orientation relationship was (101)m//(11 p and [101]m//101]p.
The solubility limits and the hydride-matrix orientation relationship determined from in situ experiments were in good agreement with previous post-facto examinations of bulk materials.
Similarly, the comparison between rows A, D and E shows that the effect of changes in shape depends on the matrices' orientation, and that changes in matrix shape become irrelevant (in this two-variables example) when the first eigenvectors of the two matrices are perpendicular (row D).
I use computer simulation and morphological covariance matrices from the two morphs in a marine snail hybrid zone to show how the proposed procedure can be used to measure the contribution of the matrices orientation and shape to the overall differentiation.
Recent studies demonstrated that in many stem cell niches, adhesion to support cells and/or extracellular matrix determines orientation of stem cell division plane, thereby contributing to the control of stem cell self-renewal and differentiation.
