Sentence examples for developing segments from inspiring English sources
For 2008-9, the network is developing segments for pods during "Gossip Girl" called "G.G. 411," said Rick Haskins, executive vice president for marketing at CW, which will invite viewers to "go to their phones, put in a code and get additional information about 'Gossip Girl' that they would not get from watching the show alone".
The approach is based on the systematic and quantitative analysis of required and potential roles that people can play when realising, managing and developing segments of Business Processes.
New stripes of Pa-Wnt1 expression appear one-by-one in the anterior-most GZ and remain in the developing segments and ventral appendages throughout embryogenesis (Fig. 1F).
In nereidids, circular or transverse muscles are poorly developed in the larva or in fully developed segments.
Animals overexpressing let-7-C in dsx -expressing cells develop severe phenotypes: males and females fail to develop segments A8 A10 and lack a terminalia (analia and genitalia).
The method advanced in this paper has been applied successfully to develop segmented reflector lamps for several types of cars and has been used to a great extent in the factory.
We concluded that a lumbar spine with posterior complex integrity is less likely to develop segment instability than a lumbar spine with a destroyed anchoring point for supraspinous ligament.
This study uses observation of shopping behaviour as a method for developing shopper segments.
The developing outer segments of photoreceptors of wild-type mice present disks well stacked and cilia well developed and structured.
We confirmed by immunohistochemistry that Tsh expression is significantly reduced, but not completely eliminated, within all developing abdominal segments in dsx-GAL4/UAS-ds-tsh pupae (data not shown).
(B ) Time-lapse analysis of Wt1+/GFP kidneys treated with DAPT and DAPT + IWR1 arrowheads show GFPHIGH structures in developing proximal segments, red dashed line indicates ureteric bud positions (UB).
