Sentence examples for described that during from inspiring English sources
Abott et al. described that during retraction and protraction of the shoulder the scapula describes an arc of 50 degrees around the SCJ.
Inman et al. described that during scapular protraction and retraction of the shoulders, no appreciable motion occurs at the AC joint or any great rotation of the clavicle.
A catalytic-dead mutant of USP10 (cys mutant) should also be used at least in Figure 7A and ideally in Figure 7C, E, F. Reviewer #2: Li at el. described that during C2C12 muscle differentiation the protein level of TBP are high in proliferating myoblasts and declines during their differentiation to myotubes.
In this regard, it has been recently described that during BAT differentiation PR domain containing 16 (Prdirectlyrectly binds to Pgc-1α, allowing the activation of Ucp-1 and other brown fat-specific genes [10], [11].
Janmey [ 78] described that during apoptosis, major cytoskeleton filaments, including actin, cytokeratin, and microtubules, are degraded.
Claude Bernard (19th century) described that during starvation humans and dogs develop reversible starvation-diabetes.
These observations suggest that most, if not all, of the large, stage-specific increases in transcription we have described that occur during conjugation are caused by highly regulated increases in specific transcription factors.
Describing that moment during in an interview when "your soul is activated and kick-started" there in the shantytowns known as favelas, Blanquito, whose real name is Alex Cutler, began this love affair in 2004.
In With Eyes From Both Sides, Thelma describes that during this period of their life together, around 1979, Jackie once shot her in the leg, but―similar to many accounts of domestic abuse―her "crazy love" for him made her stay.
It describes that during coronary occlusion, MI ensues as a transmurally directed wavefront extending from the subendocardial to subepicardial myocardium of the AAR.
Another study describes that during cataract formation the content of bound water in the lental nucleus is decreasing in favour of "free" water [ 22].
