Sentence examples for extent of egg from inspiring English sources

Thus, theory prescribes that the extent of egg phenotype evolution should differ significantly between the two species because, all else being equal, the ability to evolve in response to adapting cuckoos should be markedly stronger in the chaffinch.

– the extent of the egg surface that shows dynamic expression in the earliest stages of patterning, which appears to rule out evolution of these patterns by wholesale cell movement.

Recombinant proteins produced from mammalian cells are expected to have the same extent of posttranslational modifications as egg grown influenza viruses.

In the northern extent of its range, the eggs are laid in lumpy masses along grass, sticks, rocks, or the mucky substrate of a calm pond.

To quantify the extent of the defect the number of eggs laid per female was determined.

Even when the vitelline layer was elevated over the entire surface, the extent of its elevation in the eggs microinjected with RFP-PH was markedly compromised in comparison with the R40A-microinjected eggs (Fig. 7C).

At 4.4 mM taurocholate (physiological taurocholate level) liposomes containing archaeal lipids retained entrapped marker better than liposomes made of egg phosphatidylcholine (PC) alone and to an extent similar to liposomes made of egg PC and cholesterol.

First, we characterised the extent of developmental and fecundity deficits in GA480 by determining the schedule of egg production, number of progeny on each day of adulthood and the adult size and growth rate of GA480 (Figure 5A and 5B).

On Friday, South Korea and Slovakia halted the sale of some animal products from Germany, while Britain and the Netherlands were investigating the extent of contamination in products containing German eggs.

Itgb7 mRNA was not detected in oocytes, and the extent of inhibition of ADAM2 binding to eggs by a function-blocking anti-ITGB1 antibody suggests that ITGB1 integrins are the major integrins mediating ADAM2-egg interactions.

In addition, melatonin decreased the extent of crowding-related production of resting eggs of Daphnia.