Sentence examples for Test developmental from inspiring English sources

In the Novel Environment Test, developmental history affected the birds' latency to start moving when placed in novel cages for the first time, with the hand-reared starlings being slower than the wild-caught ones.

We explicitly demonstrate that the model can explain the complex behaviors of the system, and can be used to test developmental hypotheses, such as the function of certain protein alleles, and the relationship between cell geometry and polarity.

Then how behavioral-genetic methods are being applied to test developmental theory and to detect environmental causes of antisocial behavior is illustrated.

For example, once students become familiar with phylogenies and phylogenetic analysis, it should be possible to use phylogenies as a framework for advanced exercises in later parts of the organismal biology laboratory course, with students using phylogenies to test developmental, ecological, and/or evolutionary hypotheses.

To test developmental dependence of enhanced tolerance to increased NaCl concentrations by SAPK4, germination assays were performed with wild-type rice and T2 S1 and S4 seedlings.

In particular, cognition can be evaluated by different tests, adapted to age: Wechsler preschool, WISC 3, WISC 4 [ 31, 41], Gesell, Bayley developmental scale for infants [ 33, 34, 39], and Brunet-Lezine test developmental test for infants [ 39].

In our study, we did not see any differences between direct development-destined (LD) and diapause-destined (SD) larvae but we rather observed a very rapid response to T (developmental switch), at least in the RNAseq experiment and its direct validation by qPCR.

According to a goodness-of-fit G-test, developmental exposure to FAD and TBT did not alter sex distributions or induce sex inversion.

Pre-test developmental functioning was the best predictor of developmental functioning at post-test and this suggests that the effects of experience prior to age 5 continue to have an influence on children at 6.

During development, these immature thymocytes gradually lose their proliferative and multilineage potential, and initiate a T-cell developmental program, a process termed T-cell commitment.

Several pan-T-cell antigens, as well as cytotoxic and activated T-cell markers, are seen across different T-cell developmental stages.