Sentence examples for head closure from inspiring English sources

In the most severely affected embryos, segments anterior to A1 are lost and are accompanied by head closure defects.

They adopt a structural organisation similar to that of the Siphoviridae phage SPP1 and comprise three head-to-tail connection proteins: two head-completion proteins homologous to SPP1 gp15 (Adaptor, noted Ad1) and SPP1 gp16 (Head closure, noted Hc1) and a tail-completion protein homologous to SPP1 gp17 (noted Tc1).

In contrast, the occurrence of Closure 2, at the forebrain midbrain boundary, was delayed or failed: 22% of hitchhiker embryos exhibited failure of Closure 2 even at the 24 27 somite stage, while a further 15% had achieved Closure 2 but retained an open hindbrain neuropore at this stage, in contrast to the complete head closure seen in wild-type embryos by the 21 somite stage (Fig.  3A and B).

For example, at least 7 N4-like phages [ 60] are now found within Type 3 neck phages, and they all lack Hc3, thus confirming that the head-closure protein of N4-like phages is highly divergent.

Inhibitor binding induces widespread structural changes, including rotation of the head and closure of the lateral cleft.

Deans stepped down as internal correspondence showed that managers had warned the plant was heading for closure as the row over Deans morphed into a rancorous industrial dispute.

Hundreds of others, from Croydon to Coventry, are heading for closure as local authorities grapple with huge cuts to their budgets.

Tilbury, as with many other traditional coal-fired stations, was heading for closure in 2015 under tough new environmental regulations imposed by the European Union.

By combining their purchasing power and driving a hard bargain, three west London councils are turning loss-making leisure centres and libraries that were heading for closure into modern community hubs.

"Gillman and others knew this company was headed for closure," said Anita Alvarez, the Cook County state's attorney, "and instead of fulfilling their legal obligations to their creditors and their moral obligations to their employees, they devised a scheme to benefit themselves".

China's third-largest bike-sharing operator is in dire financial trouble and headed for closure, while bike 'graveyards' have popped up across the country as the sheer number of discarded bikes piles up in major Chinese cities. India may not be at that stage yet, but there's clearly plenty of caution to heed from the Chinese example.