Sentence examples for distinct temporal phases from inspiring English sources
Neonatal exposure to MS elicited two distinct temporal phases of immune responsiveness.
The cingulate cortex is consistently activated during pain, but the functional specificity of cingulate divisions, the roles at distinct temporal phases of central plasticity and the underlying circuitry are unknown.
Here we report 267 new U7 mitogenomes that – analysed alongside 100 published ones – enable us to discern at least two distinct temporal phases of dispersal, both of which most likely emanated from the Near East.
Therefore, we propose a model in which three distinct temporal phases during pup development are differently controlled by the richness of the environment.
These findings indicate that upon allopolyploid formation, homoeolog expression biases happen in two, distinct temporal phases.
There are distinct temporal phases during bleomycin-induced lung injury and fibrosis.
Based on results of studies using non-obese diabetic (NOD) mice and various single-gene knockout congenic partner strains of NOD, we have postulated that the development and onset of autoimmune exocrinopathy can be divided into at least three distinct temporal, yet consecutive and overlapping, phases.
We provide evidence that S-phase follows a distinct temporal program dominated by replication origins firing with high probability within distinct time intervals.
Our analysis focused on: (i) the viral transcriptome profile, (ii) the structural properties of its gene regulatory network (GRN), (iii) genomic arrangement of transcripts of distinct viral cycle phases and, (iv) association of transcripts to distinct temporal promoter types.
Since at least five crosslinking proteins potentially act on distinct regions of an actin patch, they may function during specific temporal phases as the patch matures, elongates, and moves away from the plasma membrane.
The distinct temporal aspects combined with this observation on the concentration dependence suggest that distinct mechanisms underlie both phases of increasing [Ca2+] i.
