Sentence examples for maturation of its from inspiring English sources

The group's folk-rock sound reflects the slow maturation of its relationships.

"I think it's a convergence of factors," she continued, citing China's rise as a global power and the rapid maturation of its art scene, spurred by the international market and frenetic interest from Europe and America.

We review here the role of homeoproteins in the arealization of the brain according to sensorimotor functions, the micropartition of its cytoarchitecture, and the maturation of its sensory circuitry.

Zillow forecasts that its revenue growth rate will decline in the future as a result of the "maturation" of its business.

The dynamic nature of Sdo1p on the 60S subunit ensures its participation as a probing factor to sense the conformational maturation of its surrounding rRNA and RP.

Right now Greenleaf is awaiting the maturation of its green beans, cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, red peppers, chilies and a variety of herbs.

Loss of CIITA nuclear localization (and therefore coactivation potential), did not hinder increased Gag processing and infectious virus release, strongly suggesting that CIITA acts cytoplasmically to increase HIV virus maturation independent of its transactivation function.

Among first generation clones, CP1, which gained a mutation in CDR3 segment of light chain (P→A), was chosen for the next round of mutagenesis and maturation because of its reactivity.

The detailed mechanism by which cathepsin K regulates TLR9 signaling remains elusive, but it has been reported that functional maturation of TLR9 requires its proteolytic cleavage [ 86, 87], to which cathepsin K might contribute.

Clearly, the identification of cellular factors involved in the egress process will be helpful to understand the maturation of DV and its pathogenicity.

Moreover, PMA does not appear to affect maturation of ADAM17 or its transport to the cell surface ([7] and data not shown).