Sentence examples for primordial part of from inspiring English sources

The language surrounding it, of unleashing, unlocking, awakening, developing, flowing, and so on, makes it sound like an organic and primordial part of ourselves which we must set free something with which it's natural to be preoccupied.

The language surrounding it, of unleashing, unlocking, awakening, developing, flowing, and so on, makes it sound like an organic and primordial part of ourselves which we must set free — something with which it's natural to be preoccupied.

HDG7 is expressed in primordial parts of vegetative organs and functions in the epidermal layer of the apical meristem.

Of particular interest is the role of resident macrophages, as they have been reported to play a primordial part in initiating the tissue response to MSU in a mouse peritonitis model [ 15].

Particularly, the cell biology and pathobiochemistry of intestinal disaccharidases has occupied a major part of this workshop by virtue of the primordial function of the sucrase-isomaltase enzyme complex in carbohydrate and human starch digestion to glucose (α-glucogenesis) [1].

The overwhelming part of Drosophila Myc targets control ribosome biogenesis and protein synthesis, which, therefore, constitute the core and presumably primordial function of Myc proteins.

"We suspect they formed like planets," he said, explaining that they were once part of primordial protoplanetary disks.

Though hardly worth mentioning, a third kitchen, "panspermia," merely proposes to shift the primordial diner to another part of the galaxy where life would still have to overcome the same initial start-up problems before being sent out as samplers even became an option.

So one mechanism of action for CTGF may be for CTGF to affect ECM during follicle assembly, possibly promoting the cell migration that is a part of primordial follicle formation [37].

We have recently shown that expression of a cohort of germline genome-defence genes is activated by DNA hypomethylation in primordial germ cells as part of a mechanism that can protect germline DNA from the mutagenic activity of retrotransposons (17).

Crucial FSFs of these primordial metabolic folds are part of the urancestral min_set and many are part of nucleotide metabolism subnetworks [e.g., P-loop-containing NTP hydrolases (c.37.1); ribulose-phosphate binding barrel (c.1.2); NAD(P -binding Rossmann-fold domain (c.2.1); ribonuclease H-like (c.55.3)].