Sentence examples for drive eye from inspiring English sources

Where they saw a telltale glow, they also found gene-regulating proteins, such as Pax6, that help drive eye development.

Vestibular stimuli (head movements) drive eye movement responses through VOR interneurons in the vestibular nuclei.

Borowsky further argues that (4) it is difficult to envision an evolutionary scenario whereby VAB and EO SN drive eye loss, since the eyes must first be reduced in order to increase the number of EO SN and, therefore, VAB.

Although the genes that increase VAB and EO SN may drive eye regression through genetic hitchhiking or pleiotropy (see also Figure 1I, J), it is still possible that reduced eye size alone may increase VAB.

The smooth pursuit system has evolved in primates to maintain the image of a small object of interest on the foveae during object tracking and uses the velocity of retinal image slip of the target to drive eye velocity to match target velocity (see Leigh and Zee 2006 for a review).

We used the Gene Search (GS) transposon system to systematically generate gain-of-expression mutations and the ey-Gal4 line to drive eye-specific expression (Ferres-Marco et al, 2006).

These results provide important new insight into the mechanisms that drive eye-specific refinement and stabilization.

This will definitely drive eyes to your event, but make sure it's the right celebrity for your particular event.

Sites like Facebook depend on advertising for their revenue, while media companies depend on ads on Facebook to drive eyes to their websites, which in turn earns them revenue.

As upd overexpression is alone sufficient to drive eye-antennal disc enlargement [25], high levels of extracellular Upd produced by ept cells might be predicted to feed back onto nearby cells (irrespective of their genotype) to elicit the growth and proliferation phenotypes observed in FACS analysis (see Fig. 1).

We recorded the raters' eye movements while they rated 40 English essays because cognition drives eye movement (Reichle, Warren, & McConnell, 2009): By inspecting to what raters attend (on a rubric), we gain insights into their thoughts.