Sentence examples for rear leads from inspiring English sources
In fungi, the overall cell volume increases as the cell grows while in amoebas, actomyosin contraction of the cortex at the rear leads to cell body translocation (Webb and Horwitz, 2003; Yoshida and Soldati, 2006).
A ramp in the rear led to a small so-called V.I.P. area, which Mr. Bell and his friends visited after ordering Long Island iced teas.
A nice, bright rear LED and reflectors on your wheels are probably the most important parts of alerting motorists to your presence.
It fits nearly every type of bike, and has an integrated rear LED for safety at night powered by the same battery that drives the wheels.
This might account for the conflicting conclusions regarding whether one generation of captive-rearing leads to or does not lead to a loss of fitness in the wild.
Under this view, hatchery- or captive-rearing leads to unavoidable genetic changes within hatchery-raised salmonids, chiefly through domestication selection (Box 1).
Besides reducing braking efficiency, it is demonstrated that installing brakes on only the rear wheels can lead to directional instability (fishtailing) and rollover when the rear wheels are braked until skidding occurs.
Moreover, the introduction of an optimized SE design, featuring a local deeper highly-doped (HDOP) profile underneath rear point contacts and a narrower lowly-doped (LDOP) profile at the non-contacted rear interfaces, can lead to a further efficiency enhancement of about 0.2%abs, which increases with the emitter width.
It is shown that current designs, which employ brakes on only the rear wheels, can lead to rollovers if the brakes are applied while traveling downhill.
Of note, high-sugar rearing led to transcriptional changes predicted to increase β-oxidation (Fig. 4B), suggesting that the Randle hypothesis might also be true in flies.
Grundy and Beeching [ 46] found that fear of transmission – particularly in intimate relationships, child birth and child rearing – led to concerns about being able to fulfil gender roles in a group of women with hepatitis C.
