Sentence examples for rudiments for from inspiring English sources

The nerves are guided in some way by the limb rudiments, for, if limb rudiments are displaced by transplantation to an abnormal position, the nerves still find their way and establish normal relationships to the limb muscles.

We used 2 to 5 thyroid rudiments for RNA extraction depending on embryonic stages.

We cultured E12.5 kidney rudiments for 5 days and stained them for different compartments of the kidneys with antibodies against Wt1, Jag1, Podxl, Lam, and Cdh1.

Thus, if in early stages of embryonic development, some organ, a limb rudiment for instance, is surgically removed, the nerve cells in the centres supplying nerves to such an organ are reduced in number, and the corresponding nerves also diminish or disappear.

In Section 2 we collect some rudiments necessary for later development, and state explicitly our main results.

Importantly, the lack of response in E11 cultures was not due to suboptimal conditions, as E11 rudiments cultured for 2 days showed induction of CD40 and MHC class II expression within FoxN1 eGFP+ cells (data not shown).

Of the three teenage participants, only the nerdy Jessica Megan Hilll) is there by choice, and even she professes a certain disdain for the rudiments of working with mere hosiery.

Diaconis takes credit for explicating the rudiments of collecting to Jay and animating his academic interest.

But for many, the rudiments of a decent life are not yet in place.

Robert Wright (Op-Ed, Jan . 16 lauds the Clinton administration for creating "the rudiments of a system of global governance" by "ushering in" the World Trade Organization.

We take up clausal logic here and assume that the reader is familiar with the rudiments of first-order logic; for the typed λ-calculus the reader may want to check Church 1940.