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Furthermore, hepatocytes are much more spread on glycopolymer surfaces with lower coating density.

In the absence of osteogenic differentiation factors, human bone marrow stromal cells (hBMSCs) were more spread on TCP-S than on TCP-B with alterations in actin organization and increased primary cilia prevalence and length.

Morphologically, the BMDM and MDM were more spread on the substratum by comparison to AM, where a subpopulation of cells is non-adherent.

We observed that although wortmannin alone did not cause any of the cells to detach or round up, cells were more spread on the substratum than the control cells, indicating structural changes in the microfilament arrays.

Indeed, side-by-side comparison of adherent hBMC and hPDC populations under phase contrast microscopy suggested that hBMCs were more spread on tissue culture plastic with a broader cytoplasmic body than hPDCs (Fig. 1B, white arrows), whereas hPDCs displayed a more spindle-shaped phenotype (Fig. 1B, black arrows).

Under scanning electron microscopy, hBMSCs on the coated BCP scaffolds showed more spreading on the first day after seeding.

Furthermore, on the aminopropyl silica the analytes were more spread out whereas on the ethylpyridine silica, due to its aromaticity, retention and selectivity were closer.

Comparing people with aphasia to those without, their scores were lower and more spread out both on the VAS (mean (SD)=57.64 (30.12) versus those without aphasia: 69.32 (21.98)) and the SAQOL-39g (mean (SD)=3.27 (0.74) vs 3.97 (0.69) of those without aphasia) and its subdomains.

"It's much more spread out on the south side; there's much fewer people trekking in from Manhattan and New Jersey to go to places like Sea on North Sixth Street," she said, referring to a trendy Thai restaurant.

Fact-checking appears more spread out on each campaign; no staffer has an obvious title that includes that responsibility.

The 8 accessions from the central core-collection are much more spread out on the tree.