Sentence examples for have a signalling from inspiring English sources

Given the potential of carotenoid-based colouration to convey information about individual quality, it has been often assumed that yellow through red carotenoid-based colours should have a signalling function.

Pseudogenes are common in the olfactory repertoire, a feature that may relate to its peculiar signalling system, based on an olfactory neuron that has to have a signalling neuron to allow its connection to the apparatus of perception.

After studies could demonstrate that female ornaments can have a signalling function (Jones and Hunter 1993; Potti and Merino 1996; Amundsen et al. 1997; Amundsen and Forsgren 2001), it is now acknowledged that natural and/or sexual selection also acts directly on ornaments in females and can explain their development (Amundsen 2000; Clutton-Brock 2009).

We therefore have a signalling system that closely links nutrition sensing, storage and inflammation and it should be of no surprise that our liver and adipose tissues have an architectural organisation in which metabolic cells are in close proximity to immune cells (Kupffer cells and macrophages respectively).

The Rwandan genocide, however, does not have a signal signature — a Hitler, a Pol Pot, a Stalin.

I have a signal booster from Vodaphone which does't help me either.

If you have a signal that says make a heart, you wouldn't expect it to make a limb.

"In a grid this tight, you can't afford to have a signal thinking on its own," Popolizio said.

You have a signal called the Annual Asset Allocation Model.

Sayid repairs the transceiver, but it has little battery life and does not have a signal.

Out of 72 proteins, 1 TBDR (XCC2385) does not have a signal peptide.