The phrase "and developmental consequences of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or outcomes related to development in various contexts, such as psychology, education, or health.
Example: "The study examines the environmental factors and developmental consequences of early childhood experiences on cognitive growth."
Alternatives: "and effects on development" or "and outcomes related to development".
Recognition of depression is a factor that can facilitate professional help seeking [ 17] and consequently reduce the prolonged suffering, suicide risk and developmental consequences of an untreated mental disorder [ 18].
This chapter focuses on the safety of drugs used to treat major diseases in pregnant women and reviews data on the reproductive and developmental consequences of therapeutic drug exposures in human and nonhuman primates.
Additional research is needed to elaborate the full spectrum of the psychological, neurobiological, and developmental consequences of childhood insomnia.
The functional meaning and developmental consequences of a discontinuous source of Netrin in the notochord remain to be elucidated.
BMP signaling in mammalian systems has been examined predominantly in the mouse to investigate molecular mechanisms and developmental consequences of signaling.
While the phenotypic and developmental consequences of the removal of each of the described transcription factors are well described, little is known of what drives their dynamic and specific assembly on their target genes during the process of haematopoietic specification.
We will discuss general roles of lncRNA, with special consideration of XCI and developmental consequences when Xist RNA is aberrantly expressed.
Hip dysplasia is probably unique among companion animals in the provision of such a large quantity of data on so many of the features of disease, but the disease and the screening data is complex, reflecting underlying genetics, environmental effects and the debilitating developmental consequences of innate malformation.
Therefore, even though a reduction of bite force and muscle masses is observed in both sanguivores and nectarivores [ 8, 51], the developmental consequences of these changes are more localised (in the posterior mandible) in sanguivores than in nectarivores.
Our findings extend the known reparatory, immunosuppressive, and anti-inflammatory impacts of macrophages interacting with apoptotic cells [ 1 4], as well as developmental consequences of apoptosis such as compensatory proliferation and apoptosis-induced wound healing and regenerative responses [ 15], providing a rationale for cell death promoting oncogenic progression or relapse post-treatment.
HSAN IV patients show a severe pain insensitivity, anhydrosis and mental retardation, which have been interpreted as due to the developmental consequences of lack of trophic support by the NGF/TrkA system to target neurons, including sensory neurons [26].
