Sentence examples for developing bird from inspiring English sources

Both the Z chromosome and this X chromosome seem to have a gene called DMRT1, which in birds is likely the sex-determining gene; that is, the gene that helps steer a developing bird embryo toward one gender or the other.

Embryonic myoblasts, isolated from the E4 5 developing bird, and fetal myoblasts, isolated from the E12 developing bird, correspond to the early and late muscle colony-forming myoblasts defined by Hauschka and coworkers [16], [17].

Based on these findings, we propose that targeting the Bcl-2 IP3R Bcl-2 IP3Rn be pursued as a novel therapeutinteraction for SCLC, either be developursuedRD-2 itself as a therapeutic agenovel by developing small-molecule inhibitherapeuticimic BIRD-2.

Partners in Flight (PIF), a cooperative bird conservation organization seeking to maintain populations of North American landbirds has developed bird conservation plans for 12 geographic planning units, called physiographic areas, in the northeastern US.

Canny farmers are developing wild-bird shoots in case shooting reared birds should one day be banned.

Over the objections of researchers, who had advised against mixing the fantasy of the Muppets with the reality of the street, Henson developed Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch to be central characters on the main stage, both driving and subverting the program's self-seriousness.

The IBI was developed using bird assemblages found in these patches, and its performance was compared with analytical approaches commonly used in environmental assessment, such as general richness and Shannon's diversity index.

Histoplasma capsulatum develops in bird excrement or bat guano in closed areas (caves, mines, tunnels) or in open spaces (parks, orchards, and abandoned homes, among others).

Further research needs to be conducted on other altricial passerines to determine if the results of our study are a species-specific phenomenon or if they apply to all altricial-developing birds.

It is what a team of developers would charge you to develop Angry Birds 77 times…you get the point by now".

The State Department of Environmental Protection is developing a coastline bird trail that will include about 50 sites, and already tourism officials are seeing dollar signs.