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.

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.

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.

A few simple stone figures belong to a "developmental" phase (ad 600 1300); one closely resembles small stone figures from Necker Island, the most northerly of the Hawaiian group.

Dr. Stephanie Schilling, 35, a physician, called Ms. Merkel's time in the former East Germany a "developmental phase" that did not have an automatic impact on her views as the leader of a reunited Germany.

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

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

It was our goal to analyse gene expression in a developmental stage corresponding to the phase for which Lu and Bernatchez [ 38] and Rogers and Bernatchez [ 17] observed increased embryo mortalities.

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.