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Significados de matrix en inglés

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математическая матрица
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Rectangular array of numbers, symbols, or expressions, arranged in rows and columns.

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The body substance in which tissue cells are embedded.

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Examples for "intercellular substance"
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Results: The myocardium of non-CFAE sites was well-organized with little intercellular substance.
Pubmed
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Simple, translucent, homogeneous solid, such as is found at the back of the cornea, or forming the intercellular substance of cartilage.
Medical Essays, 1842-1882
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The deeper layers of the endocardium during acute inflammation may become infiltrated with young cells, with resultant softening and destruction of the intercellular substance.
Disturbances of the Heart / Discussion of the Treatment of the H...
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A tissue represents an aggregate of similar cells with the intercellular substances in relation with these as connective tissue, muscular tissue, etc.
Disease and Its Causes
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The intervertebral disk ground substance was modeled with a non-linear hyperelastic polynomial law.
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Microscopically, the tumors featured short spindle cells haphazardly enmeshed in a collagenized ground substance.
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The latter are also clustered, variously arranged, and distributed in the tunic ground substance.
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The observations showed that the outer covering is composed of a thin sinuous cuticle with several protrusions and a deep layer of ground substance.
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Near the cell surface, mouse t-tubules are more tortuous and filled with an electron-dense ground substance, previously identified as glycocalyx and a polyanionic mesh.
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Material or tissue between animal or plant cells.

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Geological term for the mass of material in which larger grains, crystals or clasts are embedded.

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Uso de matrix en inglés
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Results: Decellularization removes the cells leaving behind extracellular matrix rich natural scaffold.
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No food matrix effects were observed for any food except lima beans.
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Particularly, increased matrix stiffness has profound effects on tumor growth and metastasis.
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Fusion volume and fusion area also were greater with the enriched matrix.
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She said: To be on the matrix is to be literally blacklisted.
The Guardian
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At the far end of the matrix, I see a blue ladder.
Angelfall
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The molecular mechanisms responsible for matrix-induced survival signals begin to be elucidated.
Pubmed
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Genomic breeding values were also estimated using the hybrid genomic relationship matrix.
Pubmed
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There were many other ominous fragments in the CIA's daily threat matrix.
Ghost wars
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Here, we investigated the role of matrix metalloproteinase MMP13 in these diseases.
Pubmed
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Normal people are getting their views out of this matrix as well.
News.com.au
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Background: Bones are mainly composed of calcium hydroxyapatite and a proteinous matrix.
Pubmed
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Matlab was built for matrix calculations, and it's great at linear algebra.
Wired
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To augment and maintain these cascades, an all-natural matrix system is proposed.
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Further analysis indicated a direct binding between MIA and the matrix proteins.
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Vascular endothelial growth factor plays a central role in extracellular matrix degradation.
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Matrix a través del tiempo
Matrix por variante geográfica
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