Sentence examples for bat features from inspiring English sources
Screening for miRNAs essential for maintenance of BAT features requires further investigation [ 24].
Yet, emerging studies point to a potential association of specific BAT features to certain mutated tumor suppressor genes [ 4, 11].
In recent years, considerable interest has risen in the potential beneficial effects of acquiring BAT features (browning) in nonclassic BAT locations such as WAT.
This indicates that NRG4 represents a novel brown adipose tissue adipokine with important autocrine/paracrine functions in the development of the innervation net in adipose tissues, with implications in the acquisition of BAT features in WAT depots.
Our data indicate that NRG4 could be a key factor for the development of BAT and acquisition of BAT features of WAT depots by promoting the growth of neurites and thus enhancing innervation of the tissue needed to activate the thermogenic functions.
The video shows examples of what to do and not do, with a clock keeping track of a slow at-bat featuring Boston's Manny Ramirez and a fast at-bat featuring Ray Durham, then with the White Sox.
(Several of the players' bats featured warning labels: "This high performance bat is capable of producing batted ball speeds that present a risk of serious injury or death to players, coaches, umpires, and spectators").
Wisden said his batting featured "wristy cuts" and "vigorous hooks", adding that there were "few better players of spin bowling on a difficult pitch".
Wisden Cricketers' Almanack wrote that his batting featured "wristy cuts" and "vigorous hooks", opining that there were "few better players of spin bowling on a difficult pitch".
They can't have seen the Gray-Nicolls trailer for their new PT Lucky 7 bat, which features a delicate pencil sketch of our hero, one eyebrow cocked, naked from neck to navel, while the Beastie Boys Sabotagee blasts out in the background.
Our results suggest management practices designed to create and enhance corridors may represent an ecologically sound method for maintaining important bat habitat features (i.e., edge) across managed forest landscapes.
