Sentence examples for a developmental pattern from inspiring English sources
Lizards and humans share a developmental pattern inherited from their remote common ancestor; the inherited pattern of each was modified only as the separate descendant lineages evolved in different directions.
Moreover, a developmental pattern was observed in which older infants are more precise in targeting their saccades than younger infants.
The seed derived from the maternal excess cross (TH4n × Nip2n) followed a developmental pattern different from that seen in the above crosses (Fig. 1i l).
In contrast to freshwater sanguinicolids P. ibericus exhibits a developmental pattern characterised by a prolonged maturation, long life span, and simultaneous occurrence of both the juvenile and adult parasite stages.
As most previous research involved adults, the failure to find hIPS involvement in our study could be argued to reflect a developmental pattern of the emergence of specialization in the brain.
They display a developmental pattern that differs markedly from C. elegans.
We envisaged this kind of system to be a prototype for a synthetic developmental pattern on a single cyst, where more complicated patterns might eventually be built-up, layer by layer.
In contrast to the rather slow and linear development of the prefrontal regions, data suggest that striatal brain regions underlying reward driven and impulsive behaviour may show a curvilinear developmental pattern with a peak inflection between 13 and 17 years [ 9].
Therefore, poor risk adjustment in ADHD could represent an exaggeration of a normal developmental pattern (20).
On the contrary, genes included in the C1A cathepsin O, C13 GPI protein transamidase, C2 calpain, C14 caspase, C50 separase and I31 thyropin groups, did not show a specific developmental pattern, having most of them a similar level of expression in all the mite stages analysed (data not shown), with normalised expression values among 10 and 100.
Finally, the members of group 4 had, in general, low expression values, but had an interesting developmental pattern, with a weaker expression in adults or embryos than in nymphs.
