Sentence examples for beginning of the subsection from inspiring English sources
In the beginning of the subsection "Actin polymerizes at the base of the invagination", in Results: The FRAP experiments are elegant and informative.
Minor comments: The discussion of the results in the beginning of the subsection "Screening for recombination without selection" (Results) is confusing.
According to the description in the beginning of the subsection "MRE variation among ISX insertions in D. miranda strain MSH22", it seems that the TT haplotype already existed in the ISY family, and so did the GT and TA haplotypes?
In the beginning of the subsection "Assembly of the actin cytoskeleton": "The Myo5 trajectory remained almost stationary during the invagination of the plasma membrane, whereas the Las17 trajectory moved inward, but much less than Abp1, Arc18 and Act1 trajectories".
In the beginning of the subsection "Assembly of Rvs proteins at the neck of the invagination", in Results: The approach to calculating the membrane area covered by the Rvs dimers is identical to Arasada (2011) in fission yeast.
Minor comments: In the beginning of the subsection headed "Vacuolar SNARE function is required for the auxin-dependent modulation of vacuolar morphology", perhaps you need to introduce VTI11 here or at least put it in the section heading.
As argued at the beginning of this subsection, the explanation must be related to the omitted regressor problem that induces endogeneity in the MD specification when age is left out.
The second incompleteness theorem, on the other hand, must have surprised Brouwer, given his optimism in the 1920s about the formalist school achieving its aim of proving the consistency of formalized classical mathematics (see the quotation at the beginning of this subsection).
Thus, nonadiabatic ET can be coupled to adiabatic PT, which amounts to inserting electronic wave functions such as ϕ nk ad into the wave function expansion of eq 5.39a or eq 5.39b (see the discussion at the beginning of this subsection).
