Targets help to set a clear orientation, provide guidance and prioritize actions toward achieving objectives.
Oriented scaffolds could provoke cellular orientation via contact guidance.
This suggests that, at the beginning of the search, both color and orientation affect attentional guidance, and their effect are independent or combined additively, as predicted by GST.
Our data also substantiate the concept that normal mammalian embryonic-uterine orientation requires proper guidance from developmentally controlled uterine signaling.
The continuous reassessment and repetitive corrections of the needle orientation under the guidance of CT fluoroscopy could lead to an increase in radiation exposure to the patients as well as the attending staff.
"In Europe, we have been stuck in a crisis for nine years, and in times of turmoil, people look for guidance and orientation, and that orientation is more likely to be provided by nation states," he told the Guardian.
Based on evidence that micron-scale topographic features induce cell orientation through a contact guidance phenomenon, we postulate that oriented micron-scale fiber meshes formed by the electrospinning process can regulate cell morphology.
Future models will include more detailed descriptions of the ECM, and cell-ECM interactions that may change local fiber orientation and resulting cell guidance: shear stress, matrix rigidity, and the direction of matrix fibers, can all guide cells when migrating into the matrix (Li et al. 2005).
During the remaining two years, the orientation cycle, teachers offered guidance and assisted pupils in identifying their abilities and determining a career direction.
Neurite guidance and orientation are influenced by complex homophilic and heterophilic interactions and regulation of multiple signaling cascades (Tessier-Lavigne and Goodman 1996; Whitford et al. 2002).
