Sentence examples for in midshipman from inspiring English sources

In midshipman, well-delineated forebrain, midbrain, and hindbrain nuclei comprise a vocal network [ 27- 29].

The dose response curve for DOC in midshipman was very similar to that of cortisol.

Given the seasonal variation in hair cell abundance in midshipman [ 28], we might expect some overlap among these processes.

Supporting evidence from previous studies in midshipman strongly validate the value of transcriptomic analyses for linking genes to neural characters that drive behavior.

Among the ion channels upregulated in reproductive SE were large conductance, calcium-activated potassium (BK) channel transcripts (Table  5, Additional file 2) that have been localized to saccular hair cells in midshipman, shown to vary in abundance across seasons and to regulate auditory sensitivity in midshipman adults and zebrafish larvae [ 12, 61].

We identified a suite of differentially expressed genes belonging to neurotransmission and steroid-signaling pathways, consistent with previous work showing the importance of these characters in regulating hair cell auditory sensitivity in midshipman fish and, more broadly, vertebrates.

Reynolds was only the fourth player in Midshipmen history to be so honored, joining Heisman Trophy winners Roger Staubach and Joe Bellino along with running back Napoleon McCallum.

Aromatase is another example; in the midshipman fish (Porichthys notatus), aromatase b in the magnocellular preoptic area of the brain showed higher expression in the pre-nesting period when compared to nesting and non-reproductive periods [67].

When Congress created the United States Navy in 1794, midshipman was listed as a rank of warrant officer in the Naval Act of 1794, and they were appointed by the President of the United States.

Luminous organs known as photophores, numbering several hundred and set in long horizontal rows, are believed to be sexual attractants in the midshipman (Porichthys)—so named because the organs resemble rows of bright buttons on a naval uniform.

(c) Pectoral fin innervation in juvenile midshipman.