Sentence examples for the correct establishment from inspiring English sources
The fact that ablation of a single leading cell or its immediate follower could prevent AVE migration suggests that AVE migrates as a continuous sheet of cells, and that this is important for the correct establishment of the AP axis. Figure 7: AVE migration requires leading AVE cells.
With full physical access to a camera, it is easy to change the boot procedure and prevent the correct establishment of the chain of trust.
Together, our findings reveal that cortical Htt is required for the correct establishment of cortical and striatal excitatory circuits, and this function of Htt is lost when the mutant Htt is present.
The ability to process visual information appropriately is dependent on the correct establishment of the necessary circuitry that connects the retina with its targets in the brain.
Some of these loci may reside within chromosomal regions that endanger the correct establishment of a topologically complex structure such as a functional RC.
In this study, we provide evidence that the miRNA family of small non-coding RNA molecules are important regulators of eye development and axon pathfinding decision and therefore are critical for the correct establishment of the visual pathways.
Behind such talk and the embrace of the broadcasters is the insistence that we are being offered gutsy truths that the "politically correct" establishment would love to suppress.
On the one hand, he has used it as an opportunity to paint Ukip as demonised by a media in hock to the politically correct establishment.
Ablation of such leading cells prevents AVE migration, suggesting that these cells are important for correct establishment of the AP axis.
Correct establishment of the reprogrammed cell state was confirmed by complete silencing of the exogenous reprogramming factors as revealed by qPCR (Figure S1B).
Correct establishment of cell polarity is critical for the motility of many types of cells, including border cells (Niewiadomska et al. 1999; Pinheiro and Montell 2004; Etienne-Manneville 2008; McDonald et al. 2008).
