Sentence examples for surrogate self from inspiring English sources

Her central character is her surrogate self, a clown-puppet-doll.

Today a neglected picture, a bedraggled Cinderella, like a surrogate self, hides in the attic.

Said (1978: 3) aimed to "show that European culture gained in strength and identity by setting itself off against the Orient as a sort of surrogate self".

If you've ever seen a couple of 7-year-old boys playing with Transformers, you can intuit the regressive aesthetic at work in the movie, which lifts the fantasy behind the game — powerful surrogate selves who are also machines, smashing into one another again and again — to a level of sublimity.

Chondrocytes from fully mature nasal septum cartilage in adults are also derivatives of neural crest cells and were recently demonstrated to be able not only to maintain functionality across serial cloning, as surrogate self-renewal test, but also to respond and adapt to heterotopic transplantation sites.

In 1966 he covered a room at New York's Leo Castelli Gallery with a surrogate self-portrait — bright yellow wallpaper sporting the hot-pink head of a cow.

For chromosome 13 of a HapMap/HapMap comparison (a surrogate self-self hybridization), presented are the variance, autocorrelation, and percentage of observations beyond two or three standard deviations.

Following 48 and 72 h of RA-induced ESC differentiation, both MKRN1 and the surrogate self-renewal marker, OCT4, were substantially decreased (Fig 1B), indicating that both MKRN1 mRNA and protein expression are downregulated upon differentiation.

From her earliest performances, Beecroft has tried to present a kind of surrogate composite self in public.

Although it is possible that measuring self-efficacy would have added some information regarding the patients' state of mind before and after the intervention, we believe that the resistance to treatment was a good surrogate for self efficacy, and adding more items to the questionnaire would have reduced our response level.

In brief, to test in vitro tumour cell colony-forming ability as a surrogate of self-renewal, 5000 10 000 cells were seeded per well in a 24-well plate and grown until colonies reached a diameter between 50 and 200  μm.