Sentence examples for orientation and process from inspiring English sources

Schwann cell migration, neurite orientation, and process formation of Schwann cells, fibroblasts and olfactory ensheathing cells were improved on C/PCL fibers, when compared to pure PCL fibers.

It has been approved by some researchers that the anions could affect the growth orientation and process of nanoparticles by adsorption or coordination interaction of anions with special crystal face of particles [26].

Both the logics of market orientation and process management sustain one of the key features of the Triple Helix— "taking the role of the other", meaning that while engaging in the activities of the other field, one must maintain its core missions.

A clear correlation between burr height, critical depth of cut and crystallographic orientation was found on single crystal materials (copper and magnesium fluoride), giving insight into optimal orientations and process parameters for acceptable micromachining process outcome.

The quality of learning in ECEC is generally seen as a multidimensional concept covering structural characteristics, teachers' beliefs and orientations, and processes (NICHD ECCRN 2002a, b; Pianta et al. 2005).

The supporting institutional logics for these activities are the cultures of 1) market orientation and 2) process management.

We found a set of 40 commonly overexpressed genes at the HLA (Table 3), which included molecules that are known to be involved in the regulation of centrosome duplication, chromosome orientation, and segregation process in cells such as: AURKA, TPX2, CSE-1, MCM8 or SMC4 (Adams et al, 2001).

Although Engelmann and Pessoa (2007) concluded differently, they acknowledged the possibility that reward information affects orientation and reorientation processes differently.

2. Previous findings have brought evidence for an age-related increase of appearance orientation and modeling processes among adolescents whereas more direct aspects of peer pressure have proven to be quite stable.

Therefore, current wet-lab studies are aimed at revealing possible mechanisms behind, among other things, the differences in orientation dispersion and processes that could induce the release and activation of additional cofilin at the pillared surface.

The EVIDEM framework is aligned with the four key features of HTA identified by Battista et al.:[ 14] policy orientation; interdisciplinary content and process; synthesis of information; and facilitation of dissemination and communication of information.