Sentence examples for processes filled from inspiring English sources

After treatment with 0.5 µM LatB, both control and I-BAR-expressing cells acquired an "arborized" shape with multiple branched thin processes filled with remaining actin filaments (Fig. 3, top), microtubules, and intermediate filaments (not shown), as typical for actin-depolymerizing drugs.

In addition, abundant hypertrophic astrocyte processes filled in the area of axon loss.

Cross sections through the body column (scapus) of adult N. vectensis were incubated with anti-NvTSP168100N or with preimmune IgY and counterstained with TRITC-phalloidin (to show regions where myonemes, the cellular processes filled with retractile elements resembling striated muscle, are concentrated) and the nuclear stain DAPI.

Reactive astrocytic gliosis of the cerebral cortex was significantly more intense in the white matter than in the grey matter (Fig. 3E and F), with an increased number of reactive astrocytes, which had more staining of processes (filled with GFAP immunopositive fibrils) and enlarged cell bodies (Fig. 4A and D) in all cases.

Potty training your boy can be a long and frustrating processes filled with accidents and uncomfortable cleanup.

Both men conceded that getting to Thursday's vote was a difficult process filled with tough negotiations.

The trial, Mr. Ullmann told the jurors in 2004, was "a grieving process, filled with sorrow and shame".

The benefit to gardeners is that breeding new plants is a very long, expensive process, filled with many more failures than successes.

Ms. Duerr believes the equivalent of fast food is fast fashion: an industrial process filled with joyless overconsumption and noxious byproducts.

But Nyack's experience suggests that the path from releasing numbers to improving schools can be exceptionally rough terrain, that merely acknowledging the existence of a gap, even in well-meaning communities, is a process filled with pain and controversy.

In his landmark book, "Cuisine Minceur" (William Morrow, 1976), Michel Guerard wrote that steaming "is a process filled with fragrances that also causes the fat to 'sweat' out of food while preserving the nutritive elements (minerals, vitamins) and the original, essential flavors".