Sentence examples for embryonic series from inspiring English sources

All that we know about these embryonic series are the names involved and the plot descriptions, but that's enough to dream on.

The exercise presented here deals with an aspect of development that although not trivial, does not require a rich anatomical background, as a brief introduction using pictures and drawings of embryonic series can easily allow students to extract basic information on external organs.

Embryonic series are to be arranged in defined SES-stages.

I recommend one should describe specimens of an embryonic series instead of typological stage-synopses.

Staged embryonic series are important as reference for different kinds of biological studies.

Stages vs. specimens: When having dozens or hundreds of embryos representing an embryonic series [16] it would not be practical to describe each specimen separately.

But like a similar controversy over a 2003 television film about Ronald Reagan, the dispute over the embryonic Kennedy series seems to say as much about the enduring place of the Kennedys as a battleground in the culture wars as it does about history itself.

A distinctive feature of this work is the use of a fine-grained and temporally unbiased embryonic time series.

We detail and exemplify the application of our sample workflow on an embryonic time-series of ten developmental stages of Xenopus laevis embryos ranging from the egg to stage 35 (just before hatching).

Since official data on job vacancy developments are still somewhat embryonic, two vacancy series are considered: firstly, Eurostat's job vacancy rates for the euro area as a whole;3 secondly, the longer-running European Commission series of employers' perceptions of labour shortages in manufacturing.

In early human embryonic life, a series of six branchial pouches form that given rise to the human face, neck, and surrounding structures.