Sentence examples for examples of programmed from inspiring English sources

Age-dependent involution of the thymus is one of the best examples of programmed senescence [ 22- 24].

Here we examine the requirement for DNases during two examples of programmed cell death (PCD) that occur in the Drosophila melanogaster ovary, starvation-induced death of mid-stage egg chambers and developmental nurse cell death in late oogenesis.

This is an example of "programmed death," not an uncommon phenomenon in plant and animal development.

Multiple endocrine changes are associated with aging, but the best example of programmed aging in mammals is demonstrated by aging in the female reproductive system.

As stated above, Eswarappa et al. [Cell 157, 1405-1418 (2014)] recently published complementary work by analyzing one example of programmed translational readthrough (PTR), dependent on a 63 nucleotide cis-element 3' of the stop codon.

Implementation of this mechanism in a quantitative model for T-cell apoptosis, a prototypical example of programmed cell death, captures with exceptional accuracy experimental observations for different expression levels of the oncogene Bcl-xL and directly links adaptation with noise in an ATP threshold below which cells die.

It could also be seen as an example of how programmed and automated technology has replaced the need for manual labour, given that WALL-E is a programmed waste disposal unit, charged with cleaning up an abandoned, waste covered planet Earth.

A.O. Scott of The New York Times also disliked the film, calling it "an example of the programmed triumph of commercial calculation over imagination".

As a first example of this programmed substructure, two binary pairs of complementary microparticles assembled to form two specific cluster types within the three-dimensional matrix.

But "Thor" is an example of the programmed triumph of commercial calculation over imagination.

"Catch-up growth" in humans after the critical perinatal window has closed elicits adult obesity and exacerbates a programmed hypertensive phenotype (one of many examples of "fetal programing").