matrical

mat·ri·cal

(mat'ri-kăl),

Relating to any matrix.

Synonym(s): matricial

matrical

adjective Related to a matrix.

mat·ri·cal

(mat'ri-kăl)

Relating to any matrix.

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elementary particle

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Some cases have abundant ghost cells with little or no obvious matrical round blue cell component.

Skin Adnexal Tumors in Plain Language: A Practical Approach for the General Surgical Pathologist

To be more precise, some species within the soilborne and waterborne group appear to be better adapted to live in water (e.g., lakes, streams, ponds), while others may preferentially be found in matrical soil water.

Soil- and waterborne Phytophthora species linked to recent outbreaks in Northern California restoration sites

These two very different kinds of places, inscriptive or matrical, occupy different kinds of space under various temporalities.

The Urban Chora, from Pre-Ancient Athens to Postmodern Paris

Other binding sequences also exist, such as histidinetryptophan-glycine-phenylalanine (HWGF), which actively binds to matrical metalloproteinases 2 and 9, which enhances adenoviral tropism for big blood vessel endothelial and smooth muscle cells [68].

Skin Cancer and Its Treatment: Novel Treatment Approaches with Emphasis on Nanotechnology

DISCUSSION: Pilomatricoma is a benign tumour of hair matrical differentiation also known as calcifying epithelioma of Malherbe.

Perforating pilomatricoma mimicking breast carcinoma in an adult male

The subsistence and continuity of the unique self cannot be reduced to its material components alone because the material components come and go while the self's entelechy remains the same--the entelechy as the actualizing agent of the latent potencies of material being in its precise configurations and matrical properties.

The heart of the matter: Edith Stein on the substance of the soul

Other notable mentions are Hamilton Storage, which provides a scalable and flexible third-generation automated system for biobanking; and Matrical Bioscience, which provides automated sample storage management and retrieval systems.

Frost & Sullivan Market Insight: The Biobanking Community to Increasingly Require Innovative Products in Bio-Storage Applications

Brooks Automation to take over Matrical in USD10m deal

Brooks Life Science Systemsa[euro](tm) vice president and general manager Jeffrey Farmer said that his company will welcome Matrical's founders and staff and that they will boost the companya[euro](tm)s life sciences business growth.Country: USASector: BiotechnologyTarget: Matrical IncBuyer: Brooks Automation IncDeal size in USD: 10mType: Corporate acquisitionStatus: Agreed

Brooks Automation to take over Matrical in USD10m deal

In terms of matrical norms, again in line with the objectives of the Translation Bureau, the works were translated in full without any omissions, additions, changes, etc., in order to fully convey the spirit of the works.

Anthroponym translation in children's literature: chasing E.H. Porter's Pollyanna through decades in Turkish/Cocuk Yazininda Ozel Isim Cevirileri: Eleanor H. Porter'in Pollyanna adli eserinin dort farkli surumu uzerine bir incelme

Ultrastructural features of the cellular and matrical components of developing antler cartilage.

Effects of red deer antlers on cutaneous wound healing in full-thickness rat models