Sentence examples for network differentiation from inspiring English sources

"Our strategy to retain value customers by introducing network differentiation is coming through".

[There are] three additional areas of upside potential with these comprising: (i) More favourable European spectrum auction rules, (ii) A potential bid from AT&T, (iii) Establishing network differentiation through Project Spring [investment in infrastructure].

We hypothesize that T-box family of TFs, WNT and FGF signaling genes interact to form a transcriptional regulatory network influencing differentiation of MatrixFB-1 cells (Supplementary Figure 20).

Yasaka, K. et al. Deep learning with convolutional neural network for differentiation of liver masses at dynamic contrast-enhanced CT: a preliminary study.

Nguyen and collaborator also found that PC12 cells cultured on PPy-coated CNF arrays (treated with a thin layer of collagen to promote cell adhesion) can form extended neural network upon differentiation [5].

One example is found in the bacterium Bacillus subtilis where the network controls differentiation [45].

Full details of the extended regulatory network for differentiation along these stromal lineages, and its coarse-graining may be found in the supplementary materials (Text S1).

In addition to the core OCT4/SOX2/NANOG pluripotency circuit discussed in the introduction we also constructed an extended regulatory network for differentiation along the osteogenic (bone), chondrogenic (cartilage) and adipogenic (fat) lineages, based upon data obtained from an extensive literature search.

The images in Supplementary Movie 1 demonstrate that the SNCA_Tri line failed to develop a complex neuronal network during differentiation.

To identify the TF clusters of each bifurcation circuit we suggest assigning the expression profiles of embryonic and adult cell types to the network of differentiation [ 28].

However, understanding the molecular networks of differentiation is not enough to predict the fate of differentiated cells once transplanted in a living host.