Sentence examples for late forms from inspiring English sources

"A lot of collectors and dealers have said, they are meant to go outside, what would Moore have thought?" said Anita Feldman, the curator of "Large Late Forms" and the head of collections and exhibitions for the Henry Moore Foundation at the sculptor's house in Perry Green, Hertfordshire.

For culture maintenance, parasitemias were kept below 5% late forms by dilution with washed RBCs.

Merozoites rupture from the hepatocytes and invade red blood cells [RBCs], where they develop first into rings and then into the late forms, trophozoites and schizonts (Figure 1).

For modified growth inhibition assays, synchronized cultures were incubated for 24 h before addition of the drug to allow for the appearance of late forms presenting the epitope recognized by BM1234 bound to immunoliposomes.

The late forms are geographic atrophy and exudative AMD, which especially affects central vision [1].

Nevertheless, it is the progression of the two late forms, GA and CNV, which is the most important variable with regard to future therapeutic intervention.

Rhamphorhynchus was a late form from the Late Jurassic Epoch and had a wingspan of about 1 metre.

Mr. Bartlett said he could not explain why the late form -- known as a Form 4 -- was left undated.

He chose ferrets because their brains are very immature at birth and undergo a late form of development that the researchers can exploit.

The name derives from a late form of the legend of St . George patron saint of England, which had him traveling to England by sea.

In accordance with this observation, the best performing immunoliposomes are those added to Plasmodium cultures having a larger number of late form-containing pRBCs.