Sentence examples for primordial terms from inspiring English sources
And even the key signifier "cell", one of the primordial terms of modern scientific biology as such, is definitely a metaphor, introduced by Robert Hooke in his science classic Micrographia (Hooke 1665).
The phylogenetic analysis also led the authors to conclude that PF13_0289 is a primordial ancestor (termed a "metacaspase") of the caspase family in multicellular organisms (Wu et al. 2003; Meslin et al. 2007), which would explain the limited similarity identified with homology methods.
The cloud was rich in volatiles (termed primordial gases) and must have been the ultimate source of the atoms in the present atmosphere.
The oocytes enclosed by at least two squamous granulosa cells were termed primordial follicles.
Along with a man's increased ability to think in symbolic and abstractive terms various primordial forms of architecture were generated.
Though Galadriel Mattei named her Hollywood clothing boutique, Ylem, after an obscure scientific term for the primordial fabric of the universe, the merchandise is more down to earth.
The evolution of the pore water chemistry will be a primordial factor on the long-term stability of the bentonite barrier, which is a key issue in the safety assessments of the KBS-3 concept.
The work presented here confirms the long-term propagation of primordial germ cells from chicken embryos and their competence to contribute to the germline of recipient birds.
For long-term tracing of primordial follicles, 17 mice were sacrificed between 2 to 14 months after the first tamoxifen injection.
The use of terms like "primitive soup," "primordial broth," or "Darwin's warm little pond" has led in some cases to major misunderstandings, including the simplistic image of a worldwide ocean, rich in self-replicating molecules and accompanied by all sorts of biochemical monomers.
Long-term maintenance of avian primordial germ cells (PGCs) in vitro has tremendous potential because it can be used to deepen our understanding of the biology of PGCs.
