In sharp contrast, each of the oncogenic transformed IEC-6 cell populations appeared highly disorganized and grew in multiple layers at confluence.
The experience of being caught in the confluence of multiple cultures leads to a kind of multiplicity or fragmentation of self.
Difficulties with focus and attention arise from the confluence of multiple internal and external factors.
"I suspect it is a confluence of multiple factors," said Mann. "The overall warmth in recent years here in the US, Europe and worldwide is part of it.
The fashion retail marketplace in TCE is shifting from targeted to confluence across multiple segments in GCE.
It's pretty different from Palantir, he says, which was engineering-driven, while Pinterest is a confluence of multiple different roles working together at the same level.
The self is merely an unstable discursive node a shifting confluence of multiple discursive currents and sexed/gendered identity is merely a "corporeal style"—the imitation and repeated enactment of ubiquitous norms.
Semantic errors were most strongly associated with left ATL damage whereas deficits on tests of verbal and non-verbal semantic recognition were most strongly associated with damage to deep white matter underlying the frontal lobe at the confluence of multiple tracts, including the inferior fronto-occipital fasciculus, the uncinate fasciculus, and the anterior thalamic radiations.
Overall, our results illustrate the confluence of multiple genetic aberrations in HCC, where inherited and de novo retrotransposition events form part of a wider mutational landscape.
The subsequent changes in action achieved are the result of the distributed agency of multiple actors and a confluence of actions, knowledges and circumstances.
Each cell line was grown to ~80%% confluence, washed multiple times with PBS to remove any adherent serum from the cells and then grown in serum-free medium for 8 h.
