Sentence examples for ability of developmental from inspiring English sources
The present study was designed to examine the ability of developmental and lactational exposure to dieldrin to alter mammary tumorigenesis in a model of spontaneous mammary tumor formation.
The ability of developmental processes to conserve pattern in a changing cellular constitution is emphasised when related species are compared.
Proximal-distal patterning of the lung is accompanied by the gradual restricted ability of developmental progenitors to generate the various epithelial lineages in the mature organ [ 33].
I continue to believe that once genes are found they will transform the ability of developmental research to address questions about developmental continuities, about psychopathological patterns, and about environmental risk mechanisms.
It is also important to examine the attentional abilities of developmental dyscalculia participants in every attentional network independently.
Although time since this testing session varied between participants (M 2.51 years; SD 1.67 range 0.6 6.92), it is important to note that numerous longitudinal studies have shown that the language/literacy ability of individuals with developmental language disorders remains relatively stable beyond middle childhood (Stothard et al., 1998; Whitehouse et al., in press).
We did not observe a dramatic restoration of developmental ability in 1lox-NT embryos.
The level of developmental ability was scored for each scale as 'below expected'at'at expected' or 'above expected'.
PcG proteins contribute to differentiation through their ability to repress transcription of developmental regulators in committed cells, including skeletal muscle cell lines.
Although BSID-II has a lot of strengths and weaknesses (Bayley 1993), it is a most useful test to measure the present attainment of developmental abilities of normal children (Bradley-Johnson 2001).
Results are discussed with respect to the best way of measuring avian cognitive abilities, and the utility of developmental telomere attrition as a predictor of adult outcomes.
