Sentence examples for progeny move from inspiring English sources

At the same time, because a tumor is an expanding population, progeny move apart and cells on opposite halves of the tumor are likely only to be related near the initial growth phase in the distant past, so that their DNA methylation patterns should be the most distinct.

A virus spreads only through infection, its virulent progeny moving from cell to cell or host to host.

L4 animals were moved onto the RNAi food and the progeny were moved onto NGM- OP50 or BHI-PA01 plates and immediately assayed.

The resulting eggs were allowed to hatch and develop for 3 days, during which time the progeny were moved to new plates for survival experiments.

We then counted the number of moving progeny, indicating male-sired progeny, two-three days later.

If necessary, we counted the moving progeny 2 3 days after spicule insertion (Guo and Garcia, 2014).

Several days later, the mating was scored a success if there were any moving progeny on the plate.

After 1 week, moving progeny lacking fluorescent markers were identified and ptrn-1 deletion was confirmed in their progeny by PCR spanning both homology regions.

As the California and Chicago lawsuits, as well as any progeny they may inspire move forward, maybe we'll start to refer to them simply as "Big Pain," and for all the same reasons.

American families, both on the right and the left, recognize that the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and its progeny have helped large firms move factories out of the U.S. to venues that offer lesser protections for workers, consumers, and the environment.

In the process of SG renewal, SCs of the HF bulge generate progeny, which are competent to move upwards to replenish the SG and potentially the infundibulum of HFs.