Sentences with SCLEROTISATION
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"In insect physiology, sclerotisation is the hardening and darkening of the cuticle."
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"The sclerotisation of the exoskeleton provides support and protection to the insect's body."
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"During the molting process, sclerotisation of the new cuticle takes place."
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"In some insects, the sclerotisation of the cuticle varies depending on their lifecycle stage."
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"The level of sclerotisation differs among species of insects."
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"By studying the process of sclerotisation, scientists can better understand insect development."
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"Mutations in certain genes can affect the sclerotisation process."
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"The sclerotisation of the exoskeleton helps insects withstand mechanical stresses."
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"The outer layer of the cuticle undergoes sclerotisation while the inner layer remains flexible."
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"The timing of sclerotisation is regulated by hormonal signals in insects."
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"Insects with incomplete metamorphosis undergo gradual sclerotisation of their exoskeleton."
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"Certain environmental factors can influence the rate of sclerotisation in insects."
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"The degree of sclerotisation affects the coloration of an insect's body."
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"The process of sclerotisation is essential for the proper functioning of insect appendages."
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"The extent of sclerotisation can determine the resistance of the exoskeleton to predators."
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"The balance of proteins and enzymes is crucial for the process of sclerotisation."
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"The sclerotisation of the insect exoskeleton provides protection and support."
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"Certain diseases can cause abnormal sclerotisation of tissues in the body."
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"The sclerotisation of the plant's stem helps it withstand strong winds."
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"In some species, sclerotisation is necessary for mating and reproduction."
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"The sclerotisation of the bird's feathers gives them their strength and durability."
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"Scientists are studying the genetic factors influencing sclerotisation in animals."
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"The beetle's sclerotisation allows it to burrow into wood effortlessly."
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"Excessive sclerotisation of the joints can lead to stiffness and limited mobility."
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"The process of sclerotisation is an important adaptation for many organisms."
