Sentence examples for bears a central from inspiring English sources

In addition to a an amino-terminal serine/threonine kinase domain, the Ste20-like kinase SLK bears a central coiled-coil domain and a carboxy-terminal AT1-46 [10] homology (ATH) domain [11], [12] of unknown function.

The stylus of the long sensilla styloconica has an asymmetrical cross-section and consists of seven ridges, with at least three of them serrated, and bears a central sensory peg.

The brain comprises a dorsal, bilaterally symmetric ganglion, which bears a central neuropil and a defined number of serotonin-like (n ≅ 14), RFamide-like (n ≅ 26), allatostatin-like (n ≅ 12) and perisulfakinin-like (n = 2) immunoreactive somata (see ref. [ 24] for further details on the architecture of the brain in Macrobiotus cf. harmsworthi).

The introduction of the larger hexagram by Heraclius in 615 allowed fuller scope for later designers, whose reverses often consisted of a cross on steps or a bust of Christ surrounded by inscriptions; from the 10th century the cross bore a central portrait medallion of the emperor himself.

In particular, we show that market architectures bear a central influence upon the time series properties of market dynamics.

Spores bear a central apiculus (a region that was once attached to the sterigmata at the end of a basidium) and a small apical pore.

Tom Hiddleston, in the central role, bears a passing resemblance to the singer.

Evelyn Toynton's first novel, "Modern Art," is a good deal better than that, despite the fact that its central character bears a more than passing resemblance to Lee Krasner, the painter known also as the long-suffering wife -- and later the widow -- of Jackson Pollock.

Critics of aerial defoliation say the expansion of coca in Nariño and elsewhere bore out a central warning about the plan to destroy coca in Putumayo: that eradication in one region causes coca to move to others.

The role of government in bringing this legal pressure to bear becomes a central matter needing further investigation.

A T-shirt hanging up in his living room in the city of Anlu, in China's east central Hubei province, bears a slogan in Chinese characters: "Xie Shuiping: King of being beaten".