Sentence examples for extends a process from inspiring English sources

"It reinforces and extends a process of modernisation for our constitutional monarchy, which has been underway for some time.

Each AMsh glia also extends a process toward the nose tip, and there ensheaths sensory neuron ciliated receptive endings (Ward et al. 1975).

We extend a process, initially discovered with nonionic surfactants to phospholipids (DMPC and DOPC).

The project, he said, extended a process that began with "Sherlock Holmes," a Warner Brothers film of which he was a producer.

By scheduling a call, you're often drawing out and extending a process that can be completed in one-third the time (for instance, setting a meeting agenda may require a couple of emails back and forth, but each email will probably take less than 5 minutes to write whereas your colleagues may well fill up an entire half-hour call prattling about those same logistical questions).

Quiescent neuroblasts extend a primary cellular process toward the neuropil and also occasionally extend a process toward the ventral surface or toward other neuroblasts (Truman and Bate, 1988; Figures 1A 1B′).

The somatic neural stem cells within the SVZ have been characterized as astrocyte-like cells in that they express several proteins that have been previously been regarded as characteristic of astrocytes, such as GFAP, GLAST and Musashi-1 and they extend a process to blood vessels (Doetsch et al., 1999).

The arch extends a spinous process (projection) downward and backward that may be felt as a series of bumps down the back, and two transverse processes, one to either side, which provide attachment for muscles and ligaments.

Each D neuron extends an anterior process along the ventral cord, branches to form a commissure and then branches again at the dorsal side and extends in both directions along the dorsal nerve cord.

A typical asymmetric division is shown in Movie S1 in which a RG extends a long radial process that is subsequently retained while the cell body divides.

Our model extends a hierarchical Dirichlet process mixture model to allow data fusion on a gene-by-gene basis.