Sentence examples for cleavage lines from inspiring English sources

As shown in the literature on 'discourse networks' [1],[2],[35],[36], network analysis can be employed to study empirical aspects of political discourse like the shape, stability, and coherence of discourse or advocacy coalitions, cleavage lines in a policy domain, diversity of arguments, and the degree of polarization of a discourse.

Indeed, we detected metaphase cells with uneven patchy concentrations of CD133 on the opposite side of the cell cleavage line.

When the cleavage line was formed, to ease delivery the Foley probe was increased to numbers 14 and 16.

Here the authors use the cleavage plane as a measure of division orientation, which seems more prone to subjective calls as to where the cleavage line is traced, depending on the quality of the cadherin staining and section angle.

Subscapular skinfold thickness will be measured immediately below the angle of the right scapula, in the natural cleavage line of the skin, with the arm held by the side of the body.

Brush on the bronzer, starting at the cleavage line and ending at the point where the strap of the bra meets the cup.

It was proposed that the midbody derived from the central spindle of the first embryonic division is involved in positioning the aggregate of spermatozoon mitochondria in the middle of the first cleavage furrow together with germ line determinants (Milani et al. 2011).

To examine the importance of sFasL in ocular homeostasis and RGC degeneration, we constructed a FasL-deficient mouse line (designated as FasL KO) and a membrane-only FasL gene-targeted mouse line (this cleavage site deleted-mouse line was designated as ΔCS).

We found that, whereas only a small fraction of prM was cleaved in the RSPs produced by 293T-prME cell lines, cleavage of prM was much more effective in RSPs from the HeLa-prME cell lines.

NHEJ approaches have been used to achieve knock-ins upon ZFN and TALEN cleavage in cell lines (Maresca et al. 2013), as well as Cas9-mediated cleavage in zebrafish (Auer et al. 2014).

And that has the potential to produce cleavage along the line where those two centers of power meet.