Sentence examples for expanded process from inspiring English sources

The canines have a sharp bend and fit into a groove on an expanded process on the lower jaw: a feature seen in other sabertooths but not in Smilodon.

The entire condyle is bevelled medially with a ventrally expanded process.

The NFP PHNs, supervisors and managers will be invited to participate in either an in-depth 1 1 interview (basic process evaluation) or focus groups (expanded process evaluation).

Establishing the PNS myelin sheath is a complex and expanded process, which roughly starts at birth and is completed in young adulthood (Jessen and Mirsky, 2005).

The total sample size at the commencement of the study is 71 participants including: supervisors + NPF provincial coordinator (n = 11) and PHNs (basic process evaluation n = 13, expanded process evaluation n = 47) (Fig.  1).

Over the length of time of the expanded process evaluation, individual PHNs will participate in a total of eight focus groups (overall total number of focus groups for duration of project n = 40).

If both inequalities in steps 2a and 2b are not met, then by the expanded process-of-elimination the sex ratio bias in the SR line is due to (at least in part): i) SK from endosymbionts that is suppressed by YEVEN in sons; ii) male-killing genes on YSR or due to epistatic interactions among YSR, XSR, and/or ASR; and/or iii) X-linked SA-ZD.

The ischia contact the plastron along distally expanded processes that have a triangular cross-section, but it remains unclear if the ischia contact one another along the midline.

He built on Mr. Fifer's ideas, expanding "process demonstrations" and educational residencies considerably.

In order to obtain the residual stresses, the hydraulic expanding process of tube-to-tubesheet joint was simulated.

The present study describes the morphological assessment of chondrogenic potency during a cell expanding process through serial subculturing of rabbit chondrocytes at different levels of population doublings (PD) in a T-flask with a conventional polystyrene surface.