Sentence examples for mimic elements of from inspiring English sources
While biologists continue to study compound eyes, materials scientists such as John Rogers try to mimic elements of their design.
The birds mimic elements of the songs of those who encroach on their territory a taunt known as song sharing that says, "I've got my eye on you".
This work describes the interaction between HL-1 cardiomyocytes and a series of geometrically anisotropic collagen-GAG (CG) scaffolds with aligned tracks of ellipsoidal pores designed to mimic elements of the native geometric anisotropy of cardiac tissue.
13 To this end, better experimental systems – over conventional two-dimensional cell cultures on plastic, or even over three-dimensional cultures in Matrigel™ (BD Biosciences, San Jose, CA, USA) – are needed in order to better mimic elements of the tumor microenvironment.
Like a virtual machine, a sandbox creates an artificial environment within the computer that mimics elements of the machine it is running on and thus prevents guest programs from taking charge of the actual computer.That, at least, is the theory.
SuperHeavy doesn't fall neatly into any genre, but mimics elements of many.
In most colorectal tumours, APC mutation stabilises β-catenin and mimics elements of Wnt growth factor signalling, but the high frequency of epigenetic loss of Wnt antagonists indicates an additional role for ligand-mediated Wnt signalling.
The integration of this plasmid into the MiMIC elements using a genomic source of PhiC31 is very efficient.
But targeted integration in Drosophila cell lines has proved difficult, and to our knowledge, the system has been pursued in only three laboratories: The Perrimon laboratory placed MiMIC elements, an enhancer-trap version of a phiC31 docking site, into S2R+ cells, and briefly described an integrase-mediated cassette exchange as a proof of principle (Neumuller et al. 2012).
As a proof-of-principle, we mutated LRRK, tau, and sky by using different MiMIC elements.
Scientists at Virginia Commonwealth University have revealed in the journal Nature Chemistry that they've created a "magnetic superatom", or "a stable cluster of atoms that can mimic different elements of the periodic table".
