Sentence examples for sector on the same from inspiring English sources

Finally, the origins of many ventral eyespots, on both the forewing and hindwing, were dependent on the presence of at least one other eyespot located in a different sector on the same wing; there was no evidence that origins of dorsal eyespots were contingent on the presence of other dorsal eyespots on the same wing.

The two libraries were sequenced in two sectors of the same plate on a 454-GS FLX Titanium sequencer (454 Life Sciences, Roche Diagnostics, USA) at the David H. Murdock Research Institute.

However, repeated elicitations within the same laminal sector overcame the spatial constraints so that mean TPI activity was similar in all sectors on the same side of the mid-rib; this result contrasts with JA/JA-Ile accumulation patterns.

Because every sample we analyzed was paired with samples from different sectors on the same leaf, we were able to look for directional patterns in the spread of the JA bursts within leaves (Fig. 6A).

The statistical analysis of JA bursts in adjacent sectors on the same side of the midrib revealed a pattern of between-sector spread, which is likely explained by transmission of a damage signal through minor vascular elements that connect these adjacent sectors.

SlDFR-silenced sectors were sensitive to B. cinerea, whereas purple sectors on the same fruit remained resistant.

Eyespots in sectors ScR, Cu2, and Pc belong to the third category, where eyespots are redeployed to different wing sectors within a single wing surface: our results indicate that these eyespots originate from modifications of positional information coding for eyespots present in other sectors on the same wing.

"The British public have a right to openness and transparency when it comes to the ideologically driven attempt to sell off Britain's most successful rail-route to the speculators and chancers after two previous private sector failures on the same line," said RMT acting general secretary Mick Cash.

The recent launch of a website that aims to bring the creative industries together and make it easy for the world to access our world leading sector was launched on the same day that the government announced that the creative industries were worth £71bn to the UK economy.

"Will the private sector operation take on the same sort of risks that the RAF, the Royal Navy and the Maritime and Coastguard Agency do, on the same scale?

One thing I know for sure is there is no possible way that any sector can carry on in the same vein".