Sentence examples for an embryonic phase from inspiring English sources
Involving Service Users in healthcare educational practice is gaining momentum internationally, yet involvement of service users in VBR of 'would be' healthcare professionals remains at an embryonic phase.
Choosing the line to follow in the present paper was relatively straightforward: migration towards Italy is a recent phenomenon in comparison to other countries (Martiniello 2000) and, consequently, immigrant participation in entrepreneurship is at an embryonic phase.
Several potential applications of the technology are still in an embryonic phase, and the government must play an important role to sustain the research effort required for establishing the scientific and technological infrastructure.
Digital media and its impact on education was still in an embryonic phase in the early '90s when author and edtech pioneer Thomas Whitby received his Masters of Science degree in educational technology.
Fetal life in the marmoset is characterized by a relatively late implantation and a prolonged embryonic phase such that the fetal phase, during which most of the linear growth occurs, begins at 11/20 weeks gestation (Windle et al., 1999), compared with 7/40 weeks in the human (Phillips, 1976).
With online video hosting still in a rather embryonic phase, it's only natural for Adobe Systems to lead innovation in the space by making it possible for users to upload and share motion pictures with friends and family online.
Perhaps the Nets, still in their embryonic phase as an N.B.A. force, are simply not ready yet for this particular challenge.
These two time points correlate, respectively, with a) the end of the embryonic phase and b) the initiation of complex behaviors such as survival and hunting at which formation of the major brain structures is complete (Westerfield 2000).
Olig2 plays an important role in CNS development during the embryonic phase as well as in malignant glioblastomas during adulthood (for a detailed review, see [ 106]).
Uch37 plays a vital role in brain development early in the embryonic phase while Rpn13 is required mainly after birth for proper growth and maturation of the reproductive and endocrine systems.
