Sentence examples for development of the distinct from inspiring English sources

Mammalian LHX3a and LHX3b, which are homologues of Lim3A and Lim3B, are transcribed from two alternative TATA-less, GC-rich promoters [40], have distinct temporal expression profiles, and have different regulatory roles in the development of the distinct cell types [41].

The effects on cancer development of the distinct changes in gene expression caused by low-dose long-term exposure to these three trivalent arsenic compounds require further clarification.

The development of the distinct cell lines of the pituitary gland is directed by nuclear mediators of cell type commitment, including the BMP pathway and a number of transcription factors (reviewed in [ 2]).

As postulated by the 'seed and soil' hypothesis, the development of this distinct metastatic behaviour may be explained by the interaction between specific tumour cells ('the seed') and the microenvironment of the brain ('the soil') (Fidler, 2011).

Given the sequential birth order and the formation of five MB lobes, it is conceivable that distinct genetic programs govern the development of these distinct populations of MB neurons.

Further complicating the question of sensitive periods of development are the distinct possibility that different sensitive periods exist for development of age-level vocabulary, for establishing English phonology, or for mastering English syntax.

The account of policy development and policy resilience directs attention to the foundational ideas and material legacies of regulatory policies at an early critical juncture of their development, and the distinct mechanisms of reproduction that resulted.

These candidate agents then go through a highly selective process of pre-clinical development and the distinct phases of clinical trials.

It was our intention that work-stream specific dashboards would form the basis of a wider NIHR performance monitoring framework, with indicators from these dashboards underpinning the development of two distinct performance reports: the NIHR-wide Dashboard and the NIHR Outputs Framework (as shown in Figure 3).

Conflict continued until King Athelstan of England determined that the River Tamar be the formal boundary between the West Saxons and the Cornish in the year 936, making Cornwall one of the last retreats of the Britons encouraging the development of a distinct Cornish identity; Brittonic culture in Britain became confined to Cornwall, North West England, South West Scotland and Wales.

However, questions remain concerning the initial disease-causing event in Ph-MPN, the development of phenotypic distinct diseases and the mechanisms leading to transformation in acute myeloid leukemia (AML).