Therefore the similarity of the pattern of cerebellar activity with the pattern of activity found in AIP (and their possible connections) expands the potential sphere of influence of the cerebellum.
To evaluate clonogenic potential, spheres from each of the WT and TLX-silenced cells were dissociated and reseeded at a density of 1000 cells per well and analyzed for secondary sphere formation as an indicator of self-renewal potential.
For there is no other cause of the potential sphere's becoming actually a sphere, but this was the essence of either.
Bronze (the matter) is a potential sphere, and the cloak is an actual sphere.
One aim of physical therapists is to identify and maximize human movement potential within the spheres of promotion, prevention, treatment and rehabilitation, in partnership with their patients [ 1].
Physiotherapy, otherwise known as physical therapy, is a health profession which is "concerned with identifying and maximising quality of life and functional movement potential, within the spheres of promotion, prevention, maintenance, intervention/treatment, habilitation and rehabilitation.
Understanding when and how creative potential travels across these "spheres of influence" sheds new light on the production of novelty in music and the social foundations of creativity more generally.
In the top graph we show extracellular potential of the sphere of tissue amid the external potential in the conducting bath.
Fig. 5 On the left is a contour plot of the extracellular potential of the sphere of tissue amid the external potential in the conducting bath.
In the top graph we show the extracellular potential of the sphere of tissue amid the external potential in the conducting bath.
