Sentence examples for advanced developmental from inspiring English sources

If a child is born in late August, they will go to school young; five days later, a September child will go to school with much more greatly advanced developmental skills.

As surgical management of children with congenital heart disease (CHD) advanced, developmental outcome became the main focus of contemporary research.

Although Haeckel recognised advanced developmental shifts between embryos of different species – he named them caenogeneses [55] - he modified and simplified several embryos, a fact that has been often criticised [see 56] [57].

It is nevertheless surprising to note that the minimalist model of replication derived using an independent approach based on comparative genomics, resembles the initial model of dual displacement loop mode of replication, suggesting that it prevails at least during advanced developmental stages.

This might explain why zebrafish that are homozygous for the tsc2 vu242 allele can survive to approximately 11 dpf and are able to attain relatively advanced developmental stages compared with that seen for Tsc2-deficient mice and rats (Kobayashi et al., 1999; Kobayashi et al., 2001; Onda et al., 1999).

Only embryos in advanced developmental stages were capable of further development to mature cotyledonary embryos in the four weeks, whereas all other embryos were malformed or arrested in their maturation.

This recognition gave rise to the need to find a way to simultaneously address climate change and at the same time help to advance developmental aspirations.

In light of the past difficulty of reducing levels of aggression in this age group (e.g., Fossum et al., 2008; Merrell et al., 2008; Silvia et al., 2011; Smith et al., 2004; Vreeman & Carroll, 2007), it becomes important to advance developmental theories of the factors leading to retaliatory aggression in high school students and to test a new developmentally appropriate strategy to reduce them.

Any perturbations in the genetic and epigenetic system as well as in utero changes could affect allometric relationships among physiological and morphological traits during development and some of which may be expressed, later in life as advanced by developmental origins of health and disease (DoHAD) concept (Chapter 22).

Indeed, an association between better social or self-related cognitive functioning and lower rGMV in regions around areas close to mPFC has been clearly demonstrated in young adults (Banissy et al. 2012; Takeuchi et al. 2011c, 2013a) and may reflect advanced cortical developmental thinning (Sowell et al. 2003) and thus improved functioning (Kanai and Rees 2011).

While efforts are ongoing to advance the developmental state beyond their fetal equivalents, another important and valid approach is to also consider ways to maximize cell function more immediately, which might not necessarily be coupled to or regulated in the same way as developmental maturation.