Sentence examples for primordial that from inspiring English sources

Indeed, if there were no Zn-dependent enzymes among the ones assumed to be primordial, that could be construed to falsify the Zn World hypothesis.

Moreover, our follicular tracing data showed that primordial follicles that are labeled early in life can persist in the ovaries until the end of reproductive life and that these follicles were competent to develop into antral stage.

That's the vast region of primordial debris that encircles the sun beyond the orbit of Neptune.

And to observe the intense primordial fire that forged them requires that we build a new multibillion-dollar machine.

As Palumbi explains, scientists now recognize that evolution is not some primordial force that disappeared with the dinosaurs.

We believe that this phase describes the emergence of a diverse community of primordial cells that consist of genetic founders of the three superkingdoms [ 32].

Benjamin represented this primordial creature that sort of took me back to my elemental self.

Embryonic stem cells are primordial cells that have the potential to grow into any cell or tissue in the body.

It tapped into the primordial horizon that gazing into his newborn daughter's gaze summoned forth in him.

(If you have come in from the primordial soup that is Washington in August, you know all too well).

It opens with ominous, distant horns, like some primordial fanfare, that evolves into spiraling figures and fleeting motifs.