Sentence examples for extended generation from inspiring English sources

They became denser than in controls, as extended generation led to excess accumulation relative to volumetric tissue growth between E14 and E16.

There is some evidence of the elevation in systemic GGT activity, which is characterized by the extended generation of reactive oxygen species [ 28, 29].

However, the extended generation time can only partially explain the difference in susceptibility between field and greenhouse populations, as in areas of California where field populations persist year-round, T. ni remain susceptible to Bt (Franklin and Myers 2008).

For ease of handling and to extend generation times, fly stocks in the laboratory are often kept in small numbers, under relatively poor nutrient conditions and at low temperatures.

The infected cell typically produces phages indefinitely until lysis, so a long lysis interval increases progeny but extends generation time, and vice versa.

The friendship even extended through generations.

Therefore, it is important to analyse existing testing strategies including also the recently implemented extended one-generation reproduction toxicity study (EOGRTS, OECD guideline 443).

Careful work would even allow them to track extended, multi-generation families, not just nuclear families living together.

The family feud extends another generation to Marion Maréchal-Le Pen MP, Jean-Marie's granddaughter, a rising party star and reportedly her grandfather's favourite.

We build here on these results; we include the pre-ordering in the language by introducing a conditional operator, and we extend the generation of a nonmonotonic inference relation by allowing the use of incompletely specified pre-orderings.

Three mouth-throat geometries, with significantly different geometric and filtering characteristics, are merged onto the same tracheobronchial tree that extends to generation 8, and Large Eddy Simulations are carried out at steady inhalation flowrates of 30 and 60L/min.