Sentence examples for Conservation developmental from inspiring English sources

In particular manuscripts on the biotechnology, cell and molecular biology, biochemistry, physiology, systematics and taxonomy, ecology and conservation, developmental biology, systems biology and computational modeling are considered for publication in IJSTS.

In the first sentence of the last paragraph before the Discussion, "…  and TAI profiles from Arabidopsis" should be referenced to reference 11 and not 12.  Discussion  The authors discuss that the observed pattern of conservation (developmental hourglass) may stem from fundamental organization principles and that the exact origin of these principles remains elusive.

Instead, we found a weaker but still significant enrichment of one-to-one orthologs in developmentally regulated genes (Fig. 4 a), suggesting a certain degree of conservation of developmental gene expression.

Quiz people about specific conservation and developmental programmes.

In: Evolutionary Conservation of Developmental Mechanisms (A. Spradling, Ed). J. Wiley and Sons, Inc., New York.

D.A. Weisblat, C.J. Wedeen and R.G. Kostriken (1992) Evolutionary conservation of developmental mechanisms: comparisons of annelids and arthropods.

The researchers also released the data set to the public, which could improve other research that requires satellite images, like conservation and developmental aid work.

Given the molecular conservation of developmental genes and pathways, insights from cichlids are applicable to human facial variation and disease.

Apparently, morphological constraints underlie the conservation of developmental gene expression while embryonic fitness requires the conservation of housekeeping gene expression and the species-specific adjustments of homeostasis gene expression.

The present study explored perceptions and attitudes of local people towards forest conservation and developmental interventions by external agents, identifying sources of conflicts, and proposing solutions in future management and policy decisions in the context of WWF.

Comparative studies that investigate the extent of conservation in developmental regulatory networks (and of characteristics, such as modularity, connectivity, etc).