Sentence examples for each of the spindle from inspiring English sources

Analogously, p S (s| z) is a 4-dimensional vector assigning probabilities to each of the spindle classes s ∈ {0, 1, 2, 3}.

In both wild-type cells and gskA null cells nuclear DNA accumulates at each of the spindle poles prior to cytokinesis, albeit more slowly in the case of gskA null cells (Fig. 4C).

Genetic interactions between mps3 Δ75-150 and each of the spindle checkpoint genes were not identified, and direct testing showed that mps3 Δ75-150 is not SL or SS with mutants in any of these checkpoint factors (data not shown).

It is obvious that each of the spindle-like particles possesses a rough surface composed of many small particles.

At each end of the spindle, there is a cluster of microtubule ends, known as a 'pole'pole

Push a washer onto each end of the spindle, until it is flat against the frame.

For analysis of alpha power following spindle onset two-factor ANOVAs with the within-subject factor TIME (0 400 ms, 400 800 ms, 800 1200 ms) and the between-subject factor ENHANCEMENT were calculated on each of the four spindle detection electrodes (F3, F4, C3, C4).

Kid depletion restored a monophasic elongation of the spindle in each individual Clasp depleted condition (Fig. 2A,B; supplementary material Fig. S1F).

While some of the microtubules from each centrosome overlap in the middle of the spindle in a region called the spindle midzone, another set of microtubules attaches to the chromosomes, allowing the spindle to pull each of the chromosomes in a pair in opposite directions.

The spindle midzone is the area in the center of the spindle where the spindle microtubules from opposite poles overlap.

(f) Maximum spindle speed (min−1)—Rotations of the spindle of a CNC turning centre per minute is its spindle speed.