Sentence examples for location of rearing from inspiring English sources

For rural location choice, rural location of secondary education and rural location of rearing were found to be associated as ultimate predictors on adjusted association.

Actins N and O are the location of rear bridges common in rigor muscle, so these actins can accept strong binding myosin interactions, but in iso-HST, surprisingly none were found.

This study evaluates if wing size and wing shape could be used to predict the dispersal and host location of mass reared Trichogramma egg parasitoids in the field.

Infrared beams recorded the animals' locations and paths (locomotor activity) as well as the number of rearing movements (vertical activity).

Now I'd like to switch the location of the rear fogs and the rear blinkers, but the connector was being very difficult to remove.

From the former forward barbette a three-inch bulkhead extended out to the ship's side between the upper and lower decks and a comparable bulkhead was in place at the former location of the rear barbette as well.

The fact that the AB transition and the relative location of the rear-binding site and the transient state are in line has two further important implications.

But it was impossible not to be struck by the drama of the location: mountains reared up at the end of every narrow street, hinting at possibilities while also casting deep shadows.

It's one of those tourist attractions you find yourself standing mutely in front of thinking, "Well, if you say so". But it was impossible not to be struck by the drama of the location: mountains reared up at the end of every narrow street, hinting at possibilities while also casting deep shadows.

A rural-located place of rearing was near to two times more likely to be associated with choosing a rural location.

The dilation of migrating neurons is reminiscent of the "culling zone" between the nucleus and tail of migrating fibroblasts, where focal adhesions are disassembled [64] and which becomes the location of the cell rear in the next cycle of migration.