Sentence examples for regionalized terms from inspiring English sources

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This demonstrated, if needed, that the epididymis is highly regionalized and this regionalization, regulated by the endocrine system, shows also an important plasticity.

2) This initial pool is rapidly regionalized into anterior, truncal and posterior regions.

Due to several mechanisms various proteins secreted in the epididymis are highly regionalized and are specific to each region of the adult boar [ 5].

In terms of ontogenesis, we and others previously showed that regionalized properties develop early during mouse CNS formation [ 44- 46], resulting from the combined activities of recently identified genetic programs.

The pathological presentation of AD, the leading cause of senile dementia, involves regionalized neuronal death and an accumulation of neuronal and extracellular lesions termed neurofibrillary tangles and senile plaques, respectively (reviewed in [ 6]).

However, healthcare is regionalized in many countries and lessons can be learned by these regions from the descriptors and variables of this study.

A 332-year dendrohydrological record of regionalized mean summer streamflow for four watersheds is analyzed to place recent drought magnitudes in a long-term perspective.

"I think the tournament should be regionalized," Arena said.

Would the announcers demand compensation for each minute they are regionalized?

But I think the voting is going to be very regionalized.