Sentence examples for specialized characteristics from inspiring English sources
Relationships to other mammalian groups have been difficult to determine because of the puzzling combination of primitive features and specialized characteristics, a phenomenon known as mosaic evolution.
When regeneration does occur, some specialized cells usually lose their specialized characteristics and enter a period of an increased rate of cell division; subsequently, the new cells respecialize into the tissues of the original body part.
The characteristic part of Australia's plant life that is little shared with other lands, together with those specialized characteristics that apparently originated on the continent long ago, form what has been designated as an Australian (or autochthonous) element.
Leukocyte capture depends on specialized characteristics of these receptors, particularly the binding kinetics.
Sandwich elements with layers made of high performance concrete and additional specialized characteristics can fulfill the requirements of sustainable and durable building envelopes with esthetic appeal.
Terminally differentiated (TD) cells permanently exit the mitotic cycle while acquiring specialized characteristics.
Some features marked as "unrelated" in Table 1 are not directly related to cancer and most probably account for specialized characteristic of the differentiated cells that originated different cancer types.
Although there were several gender-specialized characteristics, perceived competence in physical education was the strongest predictor of leisure-time physical activity for both male and female urban adolescents.
The classification of pathways corresponds with current knowledge, and provides an example for an eukaryotic innovation (novel membrane component) which gave rise to the development tissue-specialized characteristics.
The specialized barrier characteristics of the BBB, therefore, imply the existence of unique mechanisms for immune cell migration across the BBB.
This developmental process of individual cells in a multicellular organism committing to their specialized phenotypic characteristics is temporally coordinated by a complex dynamical system comprised of large numbers of interacting genes and their products [ 3- 5].
