Of relevance to sperm shaping, elongating and elongated spermatids interact with the Sertoli cells via a unique cytoskeletal structure called the ES which is thought to play a role in the positioning and the elongation of the spermatids (Beardsley and O'Donnell, 2003; Mruk and Cheng, 2004; Yan et al., 2007; Wong et al., 2008).
There, I set up a "biomechanics" lab to study the physical properties of bacterial cell surface polymers and their relevance to cell shape and continued to read about cell division and other subjects.
Of more far-reaching relevance are the actual policies, laws and regulations which seek to shape human action within the designated border, and the level of political will attached to enforcing such standards.
This allowed us to shape our products to ensure accuracy, credibility, and relevance.
The parent focus groups provided rich feedback and allowed us to shape our products to ensure accuracy, credibility, and relevance to the end-user.
Similarly, he attempted to reveal the relevance of primitive Christianity, primitive Buddhism, and Confucianism as cultural inheritances which continue to shape people in various 'climates' around the world.
Gatiss thinks 55 Days has some contemporary relevance, given recent moves by the Guardian and others to expose the royal family's attempts to shape legislation.
The Working Party is continuously working to shape and react to emerging issues of global importance, maintaining an active reflection on the relevance and impacts of its activities.
Fairburn [ 65] designed a transdiagnostic cognitive-behavioral therapy for EDs, aiming at addressing maintaining factors; he individuated as main element a scheme of dysfunctional self-evaluation by which patients attribute exaggerated relevance to eating, body shape, and weight.
