Sentence examples for a stable developmental from inspiring English sources

There were no differences between the group with EO epilepsy and the group with LO epilepsy on measures of receptive vocabulary and memory, which were proposed to be in a stable developmental period across both groups.

These cells have a stable developmental potential to form derivatives of all three embryonic germ layers even after prolonged culture [4], and have been used to study the mechanism of cell differentiation.

Given the DQ is standardised according to the child's age, a child with a stable developmental trajectory would achieve approximately the same DQ at two time points despite their age equivalent scores increasing [e.g., (18/36) × 100=50 at 36 months (three years) of age; and (24/48) × 100 = 50 at 48 months (four years) of age etc.].

In the context of developmental biology, even during the development of a single organism, a structure may be present across time and have a stable developmental-functional role, yet its underlying molecular and cellular basis may change (Brigandt 2006, Kirschner 2005).

Transitional cell wall remodeling is a distinct stable developmental stage lasting at least four days (18 to 21 DPA).

Adenine, cytidine, guanosine, and uridine are precursors of RNA, and their lower concentrations may indicate reduced RNA synthesis during a relatively stable developmental phase with almost no transcriptional change in either fiber genotype.

Transitional cell wall remodeling was a discrete, relatively stable developmental stage lasting at least four days (18 to 21 DPA).

The essential characteristics of ESCs include derivation from the preimplantation embryo, prolonged proliferation in their pluripotent state, and stable developmental potential to form derivatives of all three embryonic germ layers [ 11].

As such, these macroscopic observations show that initiation of new primordia follows a stable rhythm at each developmental stage and each branching order of the root system, whereas emergence might reach equilibrium after one week.

However, we observed that some of the genes known to be involved in pollen development have a stable expression along the developmental stages and sexes (Additional file 3).

Heart rate thus appears to offer a stable and robust index of developmental rate in reptiles, at least for studies of thermal effects on rates of embryonic development.