Sentences with phrase «precursor in»

(Further down, Kelly gets delusional altogether with a panoply of various detailed custody ideas and conclusions, not a single one of which is based on any research — or even a logical precursor in this paper itself — in an amazing Orwellian contradiction of the title of this article.)

As his rolodex grows (a precursor in a previous work — Burton shot Hollywood super agent Sue Menger's rolodex) Burton's subjects become more peculiar, fascinating, wretched, or sweet, in respect to his or her company.

I suspect that the weakness we are seeing in the gold sector is something of a precursor in this case as well.

They'll also be releasing the never - before - released - in - English short series, Codename: Sailor V which was a precursor in both events and creation to Sailor Moon.

The iPad was launched with a precursor in the form of the iPod and iPhone.

After a precursor in Nevada, that moment unfortunately appears to be here.

Immensely pleasurable and a precursor in form and spirit to Columbo, they celebrate the physical world, with hard investigative proof guiding each and every forward action.

Mentions the Spirit Awards, which we'll skip for now (though it's important that Indiewire not skip them) and move on to the NBR (which I still consider the biggest precursor in the early phase):

The Film Independent Spirit Awards hail the very best in independent moviemaking, but they've also become an unlikely Oscar precursor in recent years.

The Post once again delivers a one - star rating, and since inflation means the paper now scores out of five rather than four, Prey at Night actually ranks just below its precursor in critical quality.

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A precursor in the art of natural, for beauty that grows more radiant with each day, Dior broadens its nude makeup expertise with the innovation of Diorskin Nude Air Glow Poders: a luminous powder as weightless and beneficial as a breath of fresh air that revives and illuminates the complexion's original colour and lets the skin breathe for a continuously healthy glow.

... «Some nodules have been shown to take up a radionuclide precursor in steroid biosynthesis and are hence nonhyperfunctional rather than nonfunctional.

Phenylalanine is also the precursor for Tyrosine, and like Tyrosine, Phenylalanine is the precursor in the human body of catecholamines, which include dopamine, epinephrine, norepinephrine, and tryamine.

They are a precursor in the absorption of other nutrients including vitamins, minerals and amino acids.

Arginine is perhaps most well known for its role as a precursor in the production of nitric oxide.

N - acetyl - d - glucosamine (NAG) is a key precursor in the production of glycoproteins in the stomach mucus.

Until now, scientists created most silicon clathrates by heating a chemical precursor in a vacuum.

Golden Rice (bottom), engineered to make a vitamin A precursor in the grain, offers an antidote, but has met strong opposition from environmental groups.

Discovery of RNA precursor in planet - forming cloud suggests building blocks of life are common in the universe

For example, the Angewandte Chemie paper reported using the approach to prepare the chiral ligand (S)- binol in high yield and enantiopurity from a racemic precursor in a single step.

A dopamine precursor in the toxic fruits of the morinda tree increases fertility in female Drosophila sechellia flies

Every story in the Bible has a precursor in other civilizations and cultures of that time.

... The direct synthesis of... nucleotides from prebiotic precursors in reasonable yield and unaccompanied by larger amounts of unrelated molecules could not be achieved by presently known chemical reactions» (5).

The technique is applied post-harvest and during the initial critical fermentation stage and aims to develop ferment cultures that boost flavor precursors in the beans.

Oxidation of amino acids, polyphenols and color precursors in juice result in color formation.

In the oxygen - deprived piglets, the generation of neurons from precursors in the SVZ was severely impaired, and the number of neurons and interneurons in the frontal cortex was also significantly reduced.

The process, using room temperature mechanical ball milling, provides a lower cost method to produce these alkali metals which are widely used in industrial processes as reducing and drying agents, precursors in synthesis of complex metal hydrides, hydrogen storage materials, and in nuclear engineering.

«A completely natural process — refined during a hundred years of winemaking and beer brewing — now makes it possible to unlock the flavor and aroma precursors in the cocoa beans.

In recent years, brain specialists have refined their ability to anticipate who's at highest risk of psychosis — a defining feature of schizophrenia — identifying subtle signs in some children and more vivid precursors in late adolescence.

Movements and divisions of neural precursors in the early Drosophila embryonic nervous system (with SiMView data)

«Insights into the development of sperm and egg cell precursors in the embryo.»

But little is known about what influence processing may have on the retention of vitamin A precursors in these foods.

It will incorporate thousands of radio telescope dishes across vast expanses of southern Africa and Australia, but to test out techniques, astronomers are building precursors in both host countries.

It's a clever adaptation, but how did Rhagovelia acquire it when it has no precursors in other water striders?

A2 blocked synthesis of murein precursors in vivo by inhibiting MurA, the catalyst of the committed step of murein biosynthesis.

Together, these molecules confer the normal brown body color, possibly as a result of a physical interaction or joint use as precursors in a downstream biosynthetic step.

The plasmids expressing hsa - mir -7-1 and hsa - mir -7-2 precursors in lentiviral pCDH - CMV - MCS - EF1 - copGFP vector (System Bioscience) were supplied by Yin - Yuan Mo (University of Mississippi Medical Center).

Aberrant mitochondrial iron distribution and maturation arrest characterize early erythroid precursors in low - risk myelodysplastic syndromes.

Targeting neural precursors in the adult brain rescues injured dopamine neurons.

Original Journal Source: B. Patel et al. «Common origins of RNA, protein and lipid precursors in a cyanosulfidic protometabolism.»

Born as precursors in bone marrow, ILCs mature and then travel to peripheral sites to form a first line of defense against invaders.

For example, the expression of BMP - Smad signaling pathway components is low during differentiation of mDA neurons from their VM neural precursors in vivo (E10 — E12), yet after this period, these subsequently increase in expression and play a functional role in mDA neuronal outgrowth (E1 — E18)[37].

For microRNA expression profiling, however, we need whole total RNA without any column purification because mature microRNA in sizes 19 ~ 22nt and their precursors in sizes 60 ~ 110nt can be lost after column purification.

He is a pioneer of the field called «adult stem cell biology» and has isolated of various blood cell precursors in mice.

Cell cycle activity of neural precursors in the diseased mammalian brain.

To sidestep the slow production, Cornell University's Jiwoong Park used Mo (CO) 6 or W (CO) 6 as precursors in a chemical vapor deposition process to form films of MoS2 and WS2, respectively, that were only three atoms thick but covered an area of about 65 cm2 (Nature 2015, DOI: 10.1038 / nature14417).

Susan L. Slager, PhD Mayo Clinic Rochester, MN Genetic Risk Factors for CLL Precursors in Families

It inhibits the production of eicosanoids, which are one of the precursors in the body's signaling pathway for inflammation.

Since it is the elongated forms of the essential fatty acids that are especially important — including AA, DHA, EPA, and dihomo - gammalinolenic acid (DGLA)-- and since the conversion of precursors in plant oils is inefficient, it makes sense to consume small amounts of these fatty acids preformed from animal foods so we can reduce the total amount of polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) we need to obtain them.