Sentence examples for evolution of the cell from inspiring English sources
At the transition, the time evolution of the cell potential slows down significantly.
Another major step in the evolution of the cell would have been the development, in one family of self-replicating RNA, of a primitive mechanism of protein synthesis.
As expected, a single velocity curvature relation is not recovered due to the unsteady evolution of the cell.
In most cases, the SOFCs are examined post-mortem or indirectly with current/voltage monitoring, both of which offer limited information regarding the chemical, structural and mechanical evolution of the cell under operation.
During their growth on the polymers, the evolution of the cell morphology was monitored using both confocal microscopy and immunohistochemistry, leading to the conclusion of a normal development.
The dynamical evolution of the cell population, the total virus number via replication, and its dependency on the initial conditions will be studied here.
Real-time monitoring of the cell detachment reveals the creation of a circular cell-free area upon jet impingement, with two successive detachment regimes: 1), a dynamic regime, during which the cell-free area grows as a function of both the maximum shear stress exerted by the jet and the jet diameter; followed by 2), a stationary regime, with no further evolution of the cell-free area.
The proposed ecosystem evolution-like approach, applied to study the evolution of the cell-scaffold system, could provide a robust procedure which, being able to translate between descriptive levels, can be used to build up consistent level-specific criteria for reproducibility.
The simulation is then run to allow cells to reach new states, resulting in an animation representing the temporal evolution of the cells' states.
A theoretical illustration of the evolution of the precursor cell to MM cell as well as its subsequent further evolution is shown in Figure 1.
The evolution of the eukaryotic cell facilitated the development of increased metabolic and functional complexity by dividing cells into distinct, membrane enclosed compartments.
