Sentence examples for descendent stage from inspiring English sources

When the growth of the whole plant was in boosting stage (G3M), the growth of the base internode (G3B) might be in descendent stage, while the top internode (G3T) might be in the initial or ascending stage.

All our data suggested that G1M, G2M and G3T were involved in the initial or ascending stages; and G3M, G4M and G3B were involved in the boosting or descendent stages.

Differ from the result of differentially expressed genes; the number of differential miRNAs in the initial stages was more than that in the descendent stages, the amount of up-regulated miRNAs was more than that of down-regulated miRNAs with the exception of G1M vs G2M.

In the 12th and 13th centuries, the Meic Uilleim (MacWilliams), descendents of Malcolm III, staged a series of rebellions against David I and his successors.

In our study, we bypass some of these issues by carrying out lineage-tracing experiments at a stage (E10.5-E11.5) when descendent cell types are more spatially separated.

The lower level descendent pair such as parent (i.e. A) grandchild (i.e. D), will also be referred to as a descendent pair.

After applying the herbicide treatment, at the 4-leaf stage, the tallest plants were selected from the trays containing herbicide-resistant descendent seedlings.

Initial expression of wnt8 is confined to the micromeres at the 16 32 cell stage, and in subsequent development it expands outward to the macromere descendents in a dynamic torus [47].

The two surviving descendents of the immigrant finch mated with each other, and this appears to have set the stage for speciation.

First, each compartment represents a defined and contiguous geographical area, and after the compartments are established in the early embryo, all descendents of the constituent cells retain the compartment identity of their ancestors, even to the adult stage (Garcia-Bellido et al. 1973).

Direct descendent of Roger Sherman.