Sentence examples for documented regeneration from inspiring English sources

For each documented regeneration period in the experiment, the total number of individuals and the frequency distribution of each resultant morphology are included.

Under the conditions employed in the present study, we documented regeneration via the latter pathway, thereby establishing a defined baseline for future methodological enhancement of the somatic embryogenic approach.

Further studies using the methods described here should document regeneration in the diverse Ciona populations found worldwide.

Histological and biochemical analyses of second-look biopsies documented the regeneration of cartilage as early as about 1 year after transplantation in 10 of 23 patients and showed that osteoarthritis did not inhibit the regeneration progress.

The show, the 'makeover' taken to its logical extreme, will document the regeneration of an entire town, Castleford in Yorkshire.

To document the regeneration of barbel tissue, we surgically removed the maxillary barbel and observed the progress of the regenerates at various intervals.

Expanding upon the findings of prior studies, we documented that plantlet regeneration was occurring via a somatic embryogenic rather than an organogenic developmental pathway.

At the stand-level, we documented variable responses to regeneration methods across species and through time.

In the present study, we tested if tree regeneration issues documented for the Iberian Peninsula also affected wooded grasslands located in another Mediterranean area inside and outside Natura 2000 network.

The naid annelids are among a small number of documented groups in which regeneration ability varies among close relatives [ 5, 9- 14], making them a good model for studying the loss of regeneration.

The first documented observation of hepatic regeneration in the zebrafish was toxicology mediated: following exposure to 4-chloroaniline, hepatic cytoarchitecture and ultrastructure, as well as survival, were affected in a dose-dependent manner (Burkhardt-Holm et al., 1999).