Sentence examples for extensive rearrangement from inspiring English sources

At the same time an extensive rearrangement of the molecular structure of the egg surface occurs.

Extensive rearrangement of the embryo is necessary to bring all the parts into their correct relationships.

Analysis of the genome assembly reveals that the unitary chromosome arose through fusion of six ancestral chromosomes, with extensive rearrangement among neighboring regions.

Inter-lineage comparison of gene structures in vertebrates indicated that the tlr5m gene has evolved with extensive rearrangement; whereas, the myd88 gene has maintained a stable structure throughout the evolution.

Since there is an extensive rearrangement of the electrons, which is neglected in the classical model, force field methods are inherently not able to describe bond breaking/forming in chemical reactions.

However, at the lower temperatures there is insufficient time for the more extensive rearrangement of the chains required for development of the intermolecular interactions that would stabilize crystals of the isotactic blocks.

During tail extension, individual muscle cells did not undergo extensive rearrangements in their relative positions (Figure 2G I); however, the continuous epithelial sheet they formed on either side of the notochord underwent a ∼4-fold elongation during tail extension.

Epithelia grow and undergo extensive rearrangements to achieve their final size and shape.

At the genomic level, we observed extensive rearrangements in specific targeted loci linked to transgene integration sites.

Our study demonstrates that the primate forebrain, similar to the rodent forebrain, harbors a specialized population of mitotically active neuronal progenitor cells that undergo extensive rearrangements while continuing to proliferate throughout life.

Moreover chromosomes undergo extensive rearrangements such as duplications, deletions, insertions, and inversions.