Sentence examples for the direction of differentiation from inspiring English sources

This chip is useful for preparing differentiated cells and controlling the direction of differentiation of MSCs.

Then we have the inequality bigglvert frac{partial^{8}u(x_{1},x_{2}{partial{partial^{8}}biggrvertrt leq c rho^{-2}(x_{1},x_{2},x_{3}), quad (x_{1},x_{2},x_{3})in R, (2.11) where c is a constant independent of the direction of differentiation (partial/partial l), and u is a solution of problem (2.1).

To use polynomial regression analysis with response surface methodology to examine the extent to which autonomous motivation (AM) and controlled motivation (CM) as separate constructs, as well as how the degree of agreement/differentiation and the direction of differentiation among them, can predict outcomes in academic and health contexts.

We demonstrated that different inducing factors could affect the direction of differentiation of the CSPCS.

This system allows us to monitor the kinetics as well as the direction of differentiation.

This effect was presumed to be a result of the loss of MafB that stimulated GATA-1 to change the direction of differentiation.

During these processes, δEF1 has critical roles in determining the direction of the differentiation.

These motifs therefore regulate gene expression patterns to support the direction of macrophage differentiation.

The zebrafish has PSD system, i.e. more than one autosomal genes have an effect on the direction of gonad differentiation (with or without contribution from sex chromosomes).

Surprisingly, the direction of that differentiation, either to a papillary or a follicular pattern of growth, was not correlated with latency or age at operation but with age at exposure.

By contrast to its promoting effects on osteogenesis in endochondral ossification, targeted overexpression of FGF9 in cranial mesenchymal cells leads to a switch from intramembranous to endochondral ossification in mouse parietal bones, indicating that FGF9 may regulate bone development by affecting the direction of mesenchyme differentiation.