Sentence examples for so that differentiated from inspiring English sources

As it progresses, extracellular matrix (ECM) and matrix-cellular proteins will secure the area so that differentiated populations can act to, ultimately, establish a functional tissue with the appropriate turnover stimulated by function and supported by blood supply [ 4].

Accurate blood or plasma drug concentration measurement is an essential component of the assessment of therapeutic failure so that true resistance can be differentiated from inadequate drug exposure.

Comprehensive assessment of antimalarial drug resistance should include measurements of antimalarial blood or plasma concentrations in clinical trials and in individual assessments of treatment failure so that true resistance can be differentiated from inadequate drug exposure.

Additional conditions are proposed to the boundary functions so that the differentiated series converges uniformly.

The imaging appearance reflects the histological heterogeneity of this type of tumour, so that well-differentiated liposarcomas appear similar to fatty tissue and more poorly differentiated tumours have characteristics more similar to other sarcomatoid tumours.

Second, how can we fund local media so that voters have differentiated visibility into what is happening in their own backyard?

It received a far more enthusiastic reception and as people were walking out I overheard numerous conversations which involved the phrase: "Oh, I much preferred the first one, didn't you?" So what was it that differentiated the first from the second?

One explanation to this discrepancy is that trichome development commences at a very early stage of leaf development, even before the leaf primordial is differentiated, so that these transcription factors might have been differentially expressed at higher levels at earlier stages of development of the trichomes.

Although this might be due to the incomplete differentiation of ES cells or the ES cells slightly differentiated during the selection step, so that some types of differentiated cells can not be distinguished from ES cells, it also possible that the recognition specificity to a particular cell is a relative value.

With so much in common, the boys are so little differentiated that one commentator facetiously describes them thus: "The boys' characters basically broke down this way – Frank had dark hair; Joe was blond".

The tumor is so well differentiated that the sections closely resemble callus.