Sentence examples for approximate stage of from inspiring English sources

Production centres would first determine the approximate stage of lethality and score a minimum set of embryonic phenotypes in a primary tier screen.

The plant ontology obtained from Soybase [ 54] gives an approximate stage of development for each tissue in this study (Table 3).

Through their discussions, participants at the IMPC/InfraCoMP workshop agreed on a common strategy to undertake phenotyping of embryonic lethal lines, based on a flexible, tiered approach where an initial screen to determine the approximate stage of death and reporter gene expression analysis is followed by detailed embryo, extra-embryonic and perinatal phenotyping.

This study i) provided an actual overview of conserved motifs and base composition patterns surrounding the poly(A) site region in microorganisms, plants, and animals, and ii) determined the approximate stage of the emergence of different components of the base abundance patterns for the poly(A) site region.

I have a system of organizing songs and ideas that files them according to their approximate stage of completion.

Each line in the plot represents a different embryo; diagrammed embryos denote the approximate stages of development.

Error bars indicate 95% CIs, and diagrammed embryos denote the approximate stages of development for each genotype; n = 5 for each genotype at each time point.

Further results of ABAQUS simulation of airflow about the wing of a running Caudipteryx, held fixed in various positions approximating stages of a downstroke.

Instead of the traditional Fair map, a hit-count map is developed and a multilayer Perceptron neural network is designed as a decision maker to describe an approximate transmission stage of a given two-phase flow system.

Venepuncture (blood-taking) and clinical examination (including fundal height, a measurement to approximate the stage of pregnancy) were carried out by local nurses hired to assist in the study, and supervised by a nurse or midwife from the project team.

In a speech at the groundbreaking ceremony, Mr. Brooks noted philosophically that the movement of students into and out of the dorm would approximate the stages of development in which young men bond, grow and move on.