Sentence examples for maturation which means from inspiring English sources
To produce a wide variety of different T cells that can tackle any invader, the DNA encoding the cells' receptors is reshuffled during maturation, which means DNA strands need to be broken and glued together again.
Selecting out the large fish from a population sets the stage for earlier adult maturation, which means smaller fish are producing fewer eggs and offspring.
Unlike geo-helminths, H. nana does not require the external environment for maturation of eggs, which means the lifecycle of this parasite cannot be affected.
A breakdown of apps by category is a sure sign of maturation for any software marketplace, which means that either the volume of apps has increased enough to warrant a need for this, or a desire on Google's part to make discovery easier in order to spark downloads.
Cells passing the threshold amin lose the ability to return to GE Α and to self-renew which means that they enter subsequent maturation stages.
Which means what exactly?
Which means nothing changed.
Which means, again, dead bone.
