Sentence examples for preferential commitment from inspiring English sources

Thus, early exposure (such as freshly isolated state) to the specific tissue environment apparently leads to preferential commitment and/or differentiation of Sk-34 cells by receiving several damaged tissue-releasing factors.

Differently, despite a discrete concentration of VEGF and EGF in the PL preparations used in this study, we have not observed a preferential commitment to the endothelial lineage but to an increase in c-kit gene expression levels, which is normally not expressed by ADMSCs after isolation [ 8].

In adipose tissue-derived MSCs, low levels of acetylated histone H3 and high levels of trimethyl lysine 27 in H3 have been associated with Nkx2.5 and GATA-4 promoters, highlighting a role for the epigenetic modulations in regulating preferential cell lineage commitments [ 54].

For example, as they update trade agreements, democracies could commit to preferential terms that reward shared commitments to the rule of law and labor standards — and coordinate responses to autocratic partners when they cheat the system.

In models of T helper type 1 (Th1) differentiation of human T cells, it was initially proposed that IL-23 acts later than IL-12 and maintains Th1 commitment by its preferential action on memory T cells [ 12- 14].

Of course, such commitments would be preferential, only given to a handful of trading partners, and thus would not be truly free trade.

A customer at one telecom provider, a heavy user of long-distance services, even obtained preferential long-distance rates in exchange for a commitment to that provider.

But the veteran DJ, publicly voicing a resentment understood to be felt by some in BBC Radio about perceived preferential treatment of Brand, said Douglas had a commitment to the comedian that was "almost obsessive" and had paid for it with her job.

"By reopening our trade agreements, to backtrack on our commitments on dispute settlement, Labor will jeopardise preferential access for all Australian businesses into foreign markets.

Furthermore, many countries allocated the quotas to traditional suppliers and counted pre-existing preferential access quotas as part of their minimum access commitments with the result that no new market access was created.

"These price cuts demon strate our commitment to making vital medicines more affordable through sustainable preferential pricing," he said.