Sentence examples for posterior control from inspiring English sources

For internal lab routines executed on batches of freshly obtained sequences, one may of course handle a lower threshold in order to increase the sensitivity of this kind of a posterior control (at the expense of 'unsuccessful' re-reading and re-sequencing efforts).

FGF8 in the PND maintained the Gli3-A/Gli3-R ratiofof the posterior control limb and was able to induce ectopic hairy2.

Quantification of pMad signals in pairs of ISC/EB in the posterior control midguts (Con; esg ts >GFP ) or in clusters of precursor cells expressing esg ts >N-RNAi (mean ± SD: n = 20 for control ISC/EB pairs; N > 100 for N RNAi precursor cells).

Finally, also the spatial pattern of the observed TMS effects (impact on the aIPS and aSMG but not on more posterior control sites) argues against putative TMS effects on saccades as a large body of literature shows that more posterior parts of the PPC are involved in saccade processing (Simon et al. 2002; Konen et al. 2004).

The method combines a machine-based detection algorithm automating the delineation of basin paleoshorelines on IfSAR DEM data and a posterior quality control with the aid of high-resolution aerial photograph and Landsat-5 TM imagery.

Similar to adult medulloblastoma in general, where 5 years of local progression-free survival are reported in 67% [ 34], posterior fossa control rates in our group of mostly adult desmoplastic medulloblastoma reached 71.2%.

For octopamine, ASM neurons in the medial protocerebrum govern wake-promoting effects (Crocker et al., 2010), while VUM cells in the anterior or posterior brain control social behavioral choice (Certel et al., 2010, 2007) or fighting behaviors (Zhou et al., 2008), respectively.

Subsequently, analysis of GFP and TH labeling at 4 dpf (n = 10) revealed a marked reduction in the number of large-diameter labeled cells in DC2 of the posterior tuberculum (control = 10.5 ± 0.37, n = 12; ablated = 1.18 ± 0.48, n = 11; p < 0.001, Mann-Whitney U test; Figures 6A and 6B) while surrounding GFP-positive cells appeared unaffected by this treatment.

Based on parallels with the vocal system, we hypothesize that the adjacent posterior pathway controls the production of movements and the adjacent anterior pathway controls sequencing if not learning of movements.

The system is capable of developing the embryo's anterior and posterior halves controlled at different temperature environments, and it can be easily coupled with a confocal microscope for real-time image acquisition.

Oskar protein acts to trap osk mRNA at the posterior, spatially controlling its translation, and creates a key feedback loop in the accumulation of osk.