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It is therefore predicted that females will have higher internalizing symptoms and will be at a higher developmental level.
Without predation, the molecular forms exhibited a higher developmental success each in its natural habitat (P < 0.0001, Table 1) in an apparent contrast to our previous study [ 25] (see Discussion).
Consistent with the contingency table analyses (above), predation increased the developmental success of larvae of the M form in both habitats, and each form displayed a higher developmental success in its typical habitat.
For aggressive Rhizoctonia AGs (R. solani AG 1-1B, AG 1-1C, AG 2-1, AG 2-2 IIIb and AG 4 HGII), a higher developmental rate was detected for several steps of the infection process, including directed growth along anticlinal cell walls and formation of T-shaped branches, infection cushion formation and stomatal penetration.
Although cellular differentiation processes had long been considered unidirectional and irreversible, a set of experiments in mice uncovered a high developmental plasticity of hematopoietic cells.
Formation of spherical colonies has been reported to be a property of stem/progenitor cells and verifies a high developmental and proliferative potential of SP cells (Engelmann et al, 2008).
Despite a priori evidence for the role of the markers which indicate a high developmental risk for psychiatric health and well-being, namely low birth weight 21 27 and late motor or verbal development, 28 there was no correlation between these markers and the HSCL score in the present sample (p=0.131), whereas the social high-risk environment correlated significantly with the score (p=0.00001).
Male gender, low birth weight, poor/fair child health rating, poor maternal mental health, lower socioeconomic status (SES), minority ethnicity, not being read to, a lack of access to health care and not having health insurance were significantly associated with parental concerns indicating a high developmental risk.
In contrast, when meiosis resumption is induced by gonadotropin hormones acting upstream (i.e. at the somatic level of the ovarian follicle), a much higher developmental competence is often observed [ 10].
When we analyzed the embryological aspects of both groups in detail, we confirmed that oocytes matured in vivo possessed a significantly higher developmental potential than those oocytes matured in vitro (Table III) for both groups, resulting in higher clinical pregnancy rates in cycles that had transferred embryos derived from in vivo matured oocytes (Table IV).
There has been limited research on the effects of BW discordance, but it seems that triplets who are discordant in BW are at an even higher developmental risk than other triplets [ 43, 44].
