Sentence examples for basal features from inspiring English sources

A fully three-dimensional ice-sheet model might naturally simulate form drag arising from basal features longer than its horizontal resolution, but cannot be expected to simulate form drag not represented in the subglacial topographic model on which it rests nor, indeed, due to features of wavelengths shorter than it can resolve.

Both basal features of the residual-QSAR principle of self-consistency and suitability for non-congeneric molecules make it appropriate for conceptually assessing the mechanistic description of genotoxic carcinogenesis.

These data are consistent with basal features impacting on the development and clinical course of prostate cancers.

The non-luminal cell lines further segregate into those with predominantly basal features versus those with mesenchymal features.

Although some primary human breast cancers have basal features, these tumors rarely contain the amplified HER-2 locus [ 69, 73].

Although our event rate may seem higher (around 10%), the higher risk basal features of our cohort may be accounted for this increase [ 25].

Dysfunctions of theory of mind and empathy have been seen as a basal feature of psychopathological syndromes in severe mental disorders like schizophrenia [3], [4] and autism [5].

Such a simple apical organ can therefore be regarded as a basal feature of spiralian protostomes [ 24, 27, 39].

The high evolutionary dynamics of tetrapod t2r gene families precedes the emergence of tetrapods, i.e. the water-to-land transition, and thus constitutes a basal feature of the lobe-finned lineage of vertebrates.

Likewise, despite the basal nature of BRCA1 derived breast tumours, it was shown that they do not derive from basal progenitors, but rather from luminal progenitors that acquire basal-features (Molyneux et al, 2010).

SCs may therefore be comprised of two distinct, though not irreversibly committed, populations of cells distinguishable for prominent differences in basal biological features such as proliferation, metabolism and differentiation.