Sentence examples for polarized behaviour from inspiring English sources

Contrary to the polarized behaviour of the parental cell line, Raf-CAAX-, v-Src-, p110α-CAAX-, V12H-Ras- and ErbB2-transformed MDCK cell lines all grow in 3D culture with enlarged, aberrant or no overt polarization.

In conclusion, PKCι loss or gain of function disrupts normal-polarized behaviour of MDCK cells, indicative of a threshold requirement for this kinase.

They wear polarized sunglasses, not polarized vests.

Evaluation of the open-circuit overpotential decay behaviour of a previously polarized electrode provides a useful way of examining the kinetics of the electrode reaction and the electrochemical adsorption behaviour of reaction intermediates involved in the electrode process.

Together, these findings suggest how the emergent properties of polarized hyphal growth result in exploratory behaviours that are likely to be fundamental to all filamentous fungal pathogens.

The literature, however, regarding the impact of education on entrepreneurial behaviour is quite contradictory and polarized.

Our results illustrate that dipterans have broadly evolved the use of a habitat selection behaviour that treats more strongly polarized light sources as indicative higher-quality habitats, making them broadly susceptible to ecological traps driven by polarized light pollution.

For example, to prepare for entry into seawater, salmonids undergo smoltification with dramatic changes in ultraviolet photoreceptors and polarized vision, which are important for orientation and foraging behaviours.

The phase behaviour of the bent core molecules was characterized by polarized optical microscopy, differential scanning calorimetry and variable temperature powdered X-ray diffraction.

The phase structure and transition behaviours were studied using differential scanning calorimetry (DSC), polarized light microscopy (PLM), one- and two-dimensional (1D and 2D) wide-angle X-ray diffraction (WAXD).

Notably, PKCι displays a threshold behaviour with too little or too much activity causing loss of polarized organisation (dysplasia).