Sentence examples for A developmental phase from inspiring English sources

The technology for this is still very much in a developmental phase, with no guarantee of long term viability.

The use of CFD for multiphase systems still is in a developmental phase.

This decline is a two-stage process that starts with a developmental phase (through maturation) and is followed by the more gradual deterioration of aging.

During a developmental phase, pathology in organs anatomically remote from the foot generates laminitis trigger factors that circulate to cause separation and disorganization of hoof lamellar anatomy.

I propose an hypothesis of a developmental phase of oligogenic expression that is followed by positive and negative selection resulting usually in cells with one expressed receptor.

Her slight new volume — on "grandparenthood as a developmental phase," as she puts it — mines deep veins: what makes a house a home, what happens when a control freak opens her door to toddlers and, more intriguing, what happens when the family she's written about for decades squirms under Mom's klieg lights.

The study was conducted in two phases, a developmental stage and a testing stage.

Reasons for not diagnosing PDs in adolescents that were most reported were: (a) adolescence is a stormy developmental phase and personality pathology in adolescence is transient (41.2%), (b) diagnosing a personality disorder in adolescents is not allowed according to the DSM-IV-TR (25.9%), (c) the diagnosis is stigmatizing (9%), and (d) a combination of the above reasons (6.6%).

A major advantage of EST sequencing from multiple libraries is that it increases the possibility of identifying genes that are putatively transcribed specifically within a certain tissue, during a particular developmental phase, or under some environmental conditions.

Smoltification in relatively slow-growing rainbow trout in cold, high-latitude environments may be more sensitive to growth rate during a critical developmental phase than to a particular size, condition, or physiological state.

Another major advantage of sequencing ESTs from multiple libraries is the ability to identify genes that are putatively transcribed specifically within a certain tissue or during a particular developmental phase.