Sentence examples for development segmentation from inspiring English sources

This study employed high-throughput RNA sequencing technology on dissected anterior-posterior notochord segments to explore, at global level, the pathways and genes expressed in the notochord that might contribute to notochord development, segmentation and subsequent mineralisation in salmon and related species.

One consequence has been growing segmentation, protected developments on the one hand, and mass removal of the poor to what Amitabh Kundu calls "degenerate peripheries".

Referring to the development of segmentation algorithms running on hardware platforms, in this article the attention is focused on the implementation of algorithms running on the Cellular Neural/Nonlinear Network (CNN) Universal Machine [5 7].

Further characterization of proximal limb development and segmentation in N-Myc and dcko mutants may help illuminate a potential role for N-Myc in retinoic acid signaling and how undifferentiated mesenchyme contributes to the regional specification and growth of the developing limb skeleton.

The development of segmentation algorithms is central to tumour volume measurement.

So an IMT measurement in the CCA is preferred in the development of segmentation algorithms and in clinical practice [ 8].

Our results reveal the presence of a posterior organiser regulating posterior development and segmentation in the short germ band insect, Periplaneta americana.

Altogether our results indicate that there exist interdependent and dual roles of the Wnt and N-signalling pathways during posterior development and segmentation in Periplaneta (Fig. 7B).

Tribolium castaneum has genetic and developmental features similar to the last common ancestor of all arthropods; for example, short-germ embryonic development and segmentation (Davis and Patel 2002) and the genomic structure of the Hox gene cluster (Shippy et al. 2008).

Using transgenic fish with a heat-shock inducible tbx6 gene in the fss/tbx6 mutant background, we further demonstrate that ubiquitous fss/tbx6 expression has spatially distinct effects on recovery of the dermomyotome and segment boundaries, suggesting that the mechanism of Fss/Tbx6 action is distinct with respect to dermomyotome development and segmentation.

However, recent developments in segmentation and registration methods have improved the specificity so that observed group differences are more likely to be caused by differences in grey matter volume in the identified locations.