Sentence examples for established organs from inspiring English sources

This restriction holds particularly true for the analysis of established organs such as rosette leaves.

Sexual dimorphism in spinach is not the result of homeotic transformation of established organs, but rather is the result of differential initiation and development of the third and fourth whorl primordia.

Once an auxin maximum forms, it depletes auxin from the adjacent cells, resulting in the formation of a new auxin maximum, and therefore the emergence of a new primordium, only at a maximal distance from the established organs (Berleth et al., 2007; Lohmann et al., 2010; Reinhardt et al., 2003).

(DKI 6) Other managerial and administrative benefits of decentralization include enhancement of the accountability of health workers as they are now accountable to the established organs such as CHSB and the Full Council, which are closer to them, instead of the central government.

Santa Fe and Taos usually get the spotlight, but go south to truly experience the wild west by visiting the recently established Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument and Carlsbad Cavern, a place far more alien than anything in nearby Roswell. 10 Milwaukee, Wisconsin – "The city's beery side still bubbles strong".

We used a recently established organ culture setup to expose embryonic kidney rudiments directly to a large set of surface-immobilized or dissolved ECM molecules and growth factors.

In Canada, a well established organ failure registry (Canadian Organ Replacement Registry) has been collecting information on almost every single organ donation and transplant in Canada since 1981[ 1].

Some variables of the PIRO system (systolic blood pressure and lactate concentration) reflected established organ dysfunction and may partly account for the superior performance of organ dysfunction in predicting ICU admission and MOD.

One possible explanation for this outcome is a difference in the two groups, with more patients in the synbiotic group having established organ failure at the time treatment began.

However, the original SUPPORT study population consisted of critically ill patients, most of whom had at least one established organ failure, and the use of PACs in acutely injured burn and trauma patients was specifically excluded.

Following the publication of a large GDT study by Gattinoni and colleagues [ 6] in 1995, Shoemaker [ 17] wrote a letter to the editor, stating: '...Gattinoni et al., like Hayes et al., have done us a service by pointing out the limitations of our approach, which clearly does not prevent organ failure and death in patients who already have established organ failure.