The phrase "a possible developmental" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential growth, changes, or advancements in a particular context, such as psychology, education, or biology.
Example: "The study aims to explore a possible developmental pathway for children with learning disabilities."
Alternatives: "a potential development" or "a likely progression".
These results are discussed in light of a possible developmental difference between human infants and adult great apes.
Despite this popular interest, there is an absence of empirical evidence evaluating a possible developmental trajectory in LGBTQ distress and the factors that might influence distress over time.
Our identification of a c-Myb gene signature was also informative from a possible developmental perspective.
The likely Drosophila ortholog to R155.1 is Nessy (Q9XYV9), a putative Hox gene target [ 41], indicating a possible developmental role.
Embryos harvested from hypothyroid dams showed decreased body size, and to rule out differences due to a possible developmental lag, all embryos used in the study were also somite matched.
Notably, the IL-12 mediated effects were partially inhibited in the presence of IL-23, suggesting the existence of a flexibility between Th17 and Th1 cells and a possible developmental relationship between the two cell types [ 62].
It seems indeed like it's been a tough legacy to outlive for LGBT people in these locations, regardless of any possible developmental, economic or political factors.
We have not considered here any possible developmental mechanisms that are involved in this process.
In this study we attempted to minimize any possible developmental differences in gene expression by sampling expanded, fully developed rosette leaves of similar age from all plants.
This latter indicates the mSAT may have an advantage when assessing possible developmental delay in mentalizing ability in young children compared to the conventional SAT.
Otitis media with effusion (OME) is a common cause of hearing loss and possible developmental delay in children, and there are a range of 'preference sensitive' treatment options.
