Sentence examples for orchestrating the development from inspiring English sources
Expression patterning and gene deletion experiments in D. melanogaster indicate that HNF4 is involved in orchestrating the development of components of the digestive system [ 27, 39].
Macrophage polarization is plastic, suggesting that the M1 to M2 switch enables the dual role of macrophages in orchestrating the development of atherosclerosis [ 1].
A bigger step would be for Congress to pass a bill that would orchestrate the development of interoperability and privacy standards for consumer health products and actively promote the industry at home and abroad.
During the pseudoglandular stage, FGF10 also indirectly orchestrates the development of the adjacent mesenchyme, which contains the progenitors for a number of important lung mesenchymal cell types, including the endothelium, the vascular and airway smooth muscle cells, the alveolar myofibroblasts, the lipofibroblasts, the interstitial fibroblasts, and the nerve cells [7, 18].
Carroll began meetings of local clergy in 1783 near Annapolis, Maryland, where they orchestrated the development of a new university.
The overlapping distribution of the olfactory axons and mitral cell dendrites during embryonic development suggest that local molecular signals may be involved to orchestrate the development of the OB.
Highlighted article: In the developing reproductive tissue of plants, HECATE 1 and SPATULA coordinate auxin and cytokinin signalling to orchestrate the development of the gynoecium.
TF oversaw and contributed to the pathway construction, orchestrated the development of the EPN scheme, conceived the Ifng time course study, and its analysis and drafted the manuscript.
In addition to ovarian hormones, several other factors orchestrate the development of the human mammary gland via stroma-epithelium interactions [36]– [36].
52 At later stages of brain maturation, ODZ4 has been shown to orchestrate the development and differentiation of oligodendrocytes and the myelination of neuronal axons.
All in all this is an interesting contribution nicely and convincingly illustrating how growth and transcription factors orchestrate the development of well-defined sub-populations of neurons.
