Sentence examples for definitive stages from inspiring English sources

3C analysis of the human β-globin transgenes was performed at the primitive and definitive stages of erythropoiesis.

Human 5'HS5 exhibits only modest enrichment levels of 1.5 fold at primitive and 2.4 fold at definitive stages.

Interestingly this study shows that CTCF, the first transcription factor found to have insulating activity [28] and enhancer blocking function [13], [14] in mammalian cells, binds to the 5'HS5 core region at both the primitive and definitive stages in erythroid cells in vivo.

But it's sad that New York lacks any definitive staging of these masterpieces.

Peter Hall's 1981 Glyndebourne production of Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream has long been regarded by many as the definitive staging of the work.

Comte wrote extensively about astronomy, physics, chemistry, biology and mathematics, and he devoted his life to elaborating an original scientific synthesis that would herald "the definitive stage of human intelligence".

"The Devil's Music: The Life and Blues of Bessie Smith" may not be the definitive stage treatment of its subject's life, but devotees of the blues are not likely to care, for, if nothing else, they are in the company of a lady who sure can sing them.

As the obscurities in Aristotle's various reports indicate, the doctrine cannot ever have reached a definitive stage, for at one point he complains that Plato's theory relied on too few numbers (Met. 1084a10 27), while elsewhere he objects that, 1073a20: "they speak of numbers now as unlimited, now as limited by the number 10".

In addition, we show that CTCF binds to the βm gene in both primitive and definitive stage.

We first examined the integrity of the ACH upon the removal of 5'HS5 in the PACΔ1B transgenic line at the definitive stage.

We have compared in a sub-sample of 60 men pathology scoring at biopsy from pathology after gland removal (the definitive staging) and found similar biopsy Gleason score categories.