Sentence examples for undifferentiated shape from inspiring English sources

Complicating the undifferentiated shape of mystical experience (as sought by the medievals, including Eckhart, as an annihilation of self), the profoundly dualistic world-view proffered in I and Thou references Cusa's coincidentia oppositorum as an expression of human limits.

As shown in Figure  4A, control cells were small and had little hyper-chromatism in cytoplasm, indicating an undifferentiated shape.

In contrast, HAT activity-deficient KAT5 did not increase the fusion index, and cellular morphology showed undifferentiated shape similar to that in the KAT5-shRNA transfected group.

Here, we find that Smc6 functions as part of the pericentromeric heterochromatin domains that start to take shape when undifferentiated type A spermatogonia (including the spermatogonial stem cells) become irreversibly committed toward meiosis and are referred to as differentiating spermatogonia.

A 41-year-old man (a) with pulmonary artery undifferentiated sarcoma, lesion showing irregular shape and necrosis, with component that invades the lumen of the right pulmonary artery (intraluminal tumour).

Based on both AP staining and colony morphology, the colonies were classified into 3 main categories: i) undifferentiated colonies with well defined, rounded shape and strong AP staining; ii) colonies with low AP staining retaining defined edges and rounded features and iii) AP negative colonies showing a flat morphology.

At stage 1, flower primordia are small, undifferentiated bumps, whereas at stage 2, ring-shaped petal primordia begin to form.

After EGM induction, the early EPCs did not show obvious change in morphology and remained spindle shaped which was similar to undifferentiated ASCs).

Under inversed microscope, undifferentiated HUMSCs (stage 1) were typically adherent spindle shape (Fig. 1).

In fact, as shown in Fig. 4B, three different Ca2+ pathways, with the same probability percentage, were recorded in this phenotype: i) a single transient [Ca2+]i spike, ii) a [Ca2+]i variation with a shape similar to that observed in the undifferentiated phenotype, and iii) [Ca2+]i oscillations.

However, similar to their differentiated counterparts, undifferentiated P1−/− myoblasts were distinguishable from wild-type myoblasts by the shape of their nuclei, manifesting as increased shape factors and aspect ratios.