Sentence examples for primordial processes from inspiring English sources

In the other, humankind is not present at all, except as some possibility eons in the future, a consequence of primordial processes virtually biblical in dimension.

(It's important that we keep reminding ourselves, by the way, that the spatial and temporal language of theosophical Kabbalah is analogical only. There is no before and after in this world of the Divine, and there is no near and far. Everything is now, and here; all these primordial processes are, from our perspective, constantly occurring).

It also agrees with the early evolutionary history of SepSecS, the enzyme that catalyzes the formation of Sec-tRNASec, that shows tRNA-dependent Sec formation is a primordial process [67].

Angiogenesis, the physiological process involving the growth of new blood vessels, is a primordial process in development.

Angiogenesis, the formation of new blood vessels, is a primordial process in development and its dysregulation has a central role in the pathogenesis of many diseases.

Such a system enables thinking organisms to extend cognition beyond the central nervous system, enhancing computational efficiency by taking advantage of primordial cortical processes (e.g., Dehaene & Cohen, 2007).

Trees of domains indicate they have evolved via massive and primordial reductive evolutionary processes.

Oocyte apoptosis was investigated since the primordial follicle assembly process involves programmed cell death of the oocytes.

As part of an ongoing process, primordial follicles become active, the oocyte starts to grow, and its surrounding granulosa cells start to become mitotic.

For the primordial follicle assembly process the systems approach evaluated genes that were differentially expressed in response to growth factor and hormone treatments.

In my opinion that theory, even in its weak form, requires that "at least some introns (or intron positions) in some modern eukaryotic nuclear genes are direct relics" of primordial gene assembly process.