Sentence examples for and characterizing the development from inspiring English sources

We thank Dr. Brigid Hogan for many advices on studying and characterizing the development of mouse embryos.

A comprehensive experimental program was conducted to measure and characterize the development of damage in the vicinity of fastener holes in graphite/epoxy composite laminates.

Here, we have engineered transgenic mice with a targeted deletion of the Thy-1 gene and, after characterizing the development of their corticospinal and thalamocortical pathways, subjected them at adulthood to paradigms of axonal regeneration and plasticity which can be readily induced during development.

Thus, it was the aim of this study to examine and further characterize the development of C. albicans biofilms under shear forces and a flow of replenishing nutrients, emulating the conditions that fungal cells would normally encounter within the host.

To investigate the cracking process of concrete cover due to corrosion of reinforcement for concrete specimens subjected to semi-immersed accelerated corrosion, digital image correlation (DIC) was applied to quantitatively and visually characterize the development of relative displacement on the viewed surface.

Major variations in sediment flux and total subsidence characterize the development of the northwest African passive continental margin.

The present study, although exploratory by nature, shows that both general and specific mechanisms characterize the development of multimorbidity trajectories.

As a result, the province has never had a true free-enterprise system, and public enterprise and mixed public and private ventures have characterized the development of the economy from the outset.

At laboratory scale, Lockner et al. (1991) and Lockner (1993) investigated the evolution of acoustic emissions (AEs) in time and space and showed that AE clusters characterize the development of fault zones in intact rocks.

We found that loss of cell integrity and ectopic bone formation characterizes the development of spinal fusions.

The Brugge and Bissell laboratories have characterized the development of 3D structures over time in MCF10A cells, identifying important morphogenic mechanisms [ 33- 35].