Sentence examples for branch differentiating from inspiring English sources
As stated before, the LD-block B was located in the phylogenetic branch differentiating HGA and HGB (Fig. 3).
a Light micrograph showing the placental ridges with several branches differentiated into nucellar filaments at the time of anthesis.
Concurrently, primary rachis-branches differentiate into secondary rachis-branch meristems (SBMs) or lateral spikelet meristems (LSMs) alternatively, and are terminated by terminal spikelet meristems (TSMs).
The other branching point differentiates a successful Day 6 pre-endoderm differentiation from a late-stage Sox17 overexpression experiment.
Contrast enhancement allows better assessment of nodes, vascular structures and branching pattern for differentiating between vessels and nodules.
The within haplogroup diversity of haplogroup D1 showing a cline south to north in America and having at least one sub branch 'D1f', already differentiated before the expansion and numerous later regional sub branches strongly suggest its early differentiation and a sizable population with basal D1 prior to expansion into America.
In the simulation of the recovery process, we first tested for the priority to generate downstream cells rather than self-renewal of HSCs, that is, increasing the branching probabilities for HSCs differentiating into MPPs.
C NMR probes the local environment, and can only differentiate branch lengths of up to 10 carbons based on high-resolution spectroscopy in solution [ 28], or up to 16 carbons based on the relaxation behavior in the melt [ 107].
Shrimps within the short accessory branch clade differentiate according to behavior and color pattern.
The term 'neurotrophic' is generally used to describe a collection of effects that triggers neuritogenesis, branch arborization, synaptogenesis, or survival of differentiating neurons.
The Uighur, Oghuz, Kipchak, and Bolgar branches were already differentiated in the oldest known period.
