Sentence examples for principal locus of from inspiring English sources

The effect of these changes was to establish the central government in particular, the presidency as the principal locus of political power in the country.

The territories were occupied by Nazi Germany from 1940 until the liberation of Belgium (1944), although some of the heaviest fighting of World War II went on there through January 1945, when the region was a principal locus of the Battle of the Bulge.

It is by now widely recognized that this non-locality is the principal locus of non-classicality in quantum (and more general) probability models.

APP (specifically the amyloidogenic 695 isoform [ 10]) and BACE1, however, are expressed predominantly in neurons, making neurons the principal locus of Aβ generation [ 11].

These studies also reveal that the patient is usually perceived as the principal locus of risk and its management, and that staff themselves, as well as the public at large, are considered to be 'at risk' if safety is not preserved.

In 13 chapters, he ticks off the principal loci of that experience, from the Port Authority and Coney Island to "Rain" and "Morning," and he moves through each one as if he were passing a Geiger counter over every inch.

The primary locus of dinosaur hunting is the Nemegt Formation.

First, treatment of neonatal hamsters with monosodium glutamate causes major lesions of the arcuate nucleus, the principal hypothalamic locus of NPY/AgRP and POMC neurons.

Genetic variants at three principal loci, BCL11A, HBS1L-MYB and HBB cluster account for 10 20 % of HbF variation [7 9]; among SCD patients in USA and Brazil [10], Tanzania [5] and Cameroon [11].

Principal component analyses of biological samples according to normalized expression values per locus of all genes by time point (a-c) and genotype (d-f).

Interviews were structured around four principal measurements covering (a) sociodemographic variables, (b) disease-related variables, (c) health locus of control and (d) personality variables.