These results indicate that Ra induces changes in the genetic network in preparation for a distinct phase of cellular communication.
In contrast, in the absence of a functional pacemaker in the forebrain, liver and kidney clocks shifted to a distinct phase in response to food restriction and became synchronized, which supports the results of an in vivo study using SCN-lesioned animals (Saini et al., 2013).
We seem to be living at the end of a distinct phase in our politics but not yet at the beginning of a new one.
Each of the three stages identified has been presented as a distinct phase in the sequential progression of a given pathogen from its first appearance through to its eventual control.
Engineering line diagram (ELD) development forms a distinct phase in process plant design.
Ms. Gillibrand's efforts represent a distinct phase in her own political evolution since 2009, when David A. Paterson, then the governor, appointed her to the Senate seat vacated by Mrs. Clinton, who left to become secretary of state.
The term Shōwa literature, however, does denote a distinct phase in Japanese literature from about 1924 until the outbreak of World War II in 1939, and the Great Depression of the 1930s, which was particularly severe in Japan, is referred to as the Shōwa Depression there.
Such differential gene regulation is good evidence of the HI phenotype being a distinct phase in the lifecycle.
In RP-pck2Δ, we see a distinct phase of protrusion expansion, followed by the detachment of membrane at the rear.
A distinct phase of controversy began in 1991 with the appearance of Oliver Stone's film JFK.
Then, in a distinct second phase, as many as 10 million police, fire and emergency medical personnel were to be inoculated.
