Sentence examples for new leading edge from inspiring English sources
The LFA-1 attachment points are seen as dark contrast regions and a new leading edge moves the cell in another direction.
Repolarisation plots show that the majority of control cells formed a new leading edge away from the point of contact, whereas Vav2 knockdown cells kept their original leading edge and maintained migration polarity after collision (Fig. 4E).
These data show that the majority of control siRNA-treated cells formed a new leading edge away from the point of contact (red dots, Fig. 2F), whereas RhoA siRNA-treated cells tended to keep their existing leading edge and to maintain their original polarity (green dots, Fig. 2F).
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Flipping of the polarization axis is accompanied by re-localization of PI-3-kinase activity to the new leading edge.
Interestingly, reversal of the polarization axis observed in the phase images appears to precede the activation of PI 3-kinase at the new leading edge.
The applications of nanomaterials and nanocomposite in membrane desalination are anticipated to foster untapped initiatives and innovation in fundamental science, engineering and technology to spearhead the new wave of leading edge sustainable membrane desalination technology.
But that's the price you pay for adopting brand new, leading-edge technologies that will be future proof.
These results consequently consist of a prerequisite for the development of new leading-edge power distribution systems in the Off-Grid environment and for improvement of the efficiency, security and reliability of the existing systems.
As we've grown, I really missed the deep, day-to-day involvement in building a brand new product on the leading edge of technology.
A loss of diversity from south to north is expected due to the broad pattern of recolonisation from south to north, as new populations at the leading edge of a recolonisation are founded from a small number of individuals (the founder effect [20]).
