Sentence examples for polarised effects from inspiring English sources

Whether the isthmus also confers rostrocaudal pattern within cerebellar territory is less clear, despite evidence for its highly polarised effects on midbrain maturation (Martinez et al., 1999; Shamim et al., 1999; Zervas et al., 2004).

For example, a methodologically robust quantitative study may accurately identify modest (or no) changes in a specific mean outcome between two time points but fail to explore whether the intervention has had strongly polarised effects across a much wider variety of outcomes.

Whilst this approach does not yield information regarding the local polarised effects of RW formation (direct variation in the amount of TW and/or the amount of OW of a part of a single stem) it does avoid the inherent problems associated with estimating the relative proportions of these different tissues throughout an entire stem.

This required a special 3D VHD player, or a standard VHD player with a hardware 3D adapter, and a set of LCD glasses that shuttered the viewer's eyes according to control signals sent by the player, allowing the polarised 3D effect to work.

Phosphatase and tensin homologue deleted on chromosome 10 (PTEN) regulation of the Rho-like GTPase Cdc42 has a central role in epithelial polarised growth, but effects of this molecular network on apoptosis remain unclear.

► A unique catalogue of phenotype markers and neuronotoxic effects of polarised primary microglia, as a comparative tool to screen neurotherapies.

The combination of fluid movement, ebb and flow and polarised colours gives the effect of watching biological phenomena unfold.

They could be detected by their effect on polarised light shone through the material.Whether all this ingenuity unravels any cosmic truth is uncertain.

Our results indicate that baicalin suppressed tumour cell expansion by incurring direct reprogramming effect on polarised macrophages.

The toolbox includes a graphical user interface that permits detailed insight into finite bleach effects of intense polarised femtosecond pulses, and is applicable to real world experiments.

That showed that when an issue has become polarised, persuasive argument will generally have no lasting effect on opinions, or will prompt people to rationalise their convictions.