Sentence examples for characterised in the developing from inspiring English sources

These semaphorins were originally characterised in the developing nervous system, dorsal root ganglion, peripheral and sympathetic nervous systems as chemorepellent molecules that acted to initiate axonal collapse in areas that they were found in high concentration, thus resulting in axonal guidance [ 29- 31].

It was developed and first characterised in the embryos of the ascidian Ciona intestinalis, in which large scale analyses are easier to perform than in vertebrates, owing to the very efficient embryo electroporation protocol available in this organism.

Unsurprisingly, eBay was naturally characterised in the customer context.

Music characterised "In the Middle" as a "retro hip-shake".

Vitellogenesis during insect oogenesis is characterised by the accumulation in the developing oocytes of large lipid transfer proteins (LLTPs; i.e. yolk protein precursors), such as Vitellogenin (Vtg/Vg) and Apolipophorins (ApoLPs) [ 8, 9].

For this reason we characterised miRNAs in developing butterfly wings and examined differences in their expression between colour pattern races.

When both the PK and PD of a drug in children are characterised, the models developed can be used to derive rational dosing regimens with predictable efficacy and concentration profiles.

Drawing on a Foucauldian perspective, these two modes – ethics-orientated and rules-based – are firstly characterised in an original heuristic we develop to analyse clinical risk management systems.

The recent mortality trends observed in the West Bank were thus characterised by reductions in CHD mortality similar to those observed in the developed rather than developing countries.

The landmarks were developed and characterised in an initial experiment with separate subjects (detailed in the 'Materials and methods') ensuring that the permanent and transient landmark groups were matched in terms of visual salience, how well they could be remembered, as well as other features.

Here we identify the first miRNAs in butterflies and characterise their expression in developing larval and pupal wings.