Sentence examples for anomaly development from inspiring English sources

The accuracy of the last version of the International Reference Ionosphere IRI-2001 at low latitudes is tested by a detailed comparison of longitudinal variations in the equatorial anomaly development following from this model with the ones given by independent ISS-b satellite data.

However, Altentejo population (SW Iberia) is the third highest anomalous population measured in this study (54% anomalous individuals) and uses sandy soils to incubate eggs, suggesting that the influence of soil type on anomaly development should be investigated further.

With this aim in view, by using ISS-b satellite data, a world-wide map of the equatorial-anomaly development in terms of the specially-introduced parameter P was drawn for the entire ranges of time and longitude.

It is often associated with other anomalies of development.

Some variations, he said, are normal and others occur "as the result of various pathologies, such as from injuries or from anomalies of development".

Furthermore, when linked to the concept of morphogenetic fields, this conceptual model enables clinicians to predict which teeth are most likely to be affected, e.g., third molars, second premolars and maxillary lateral incisors display hypodontia most commonly and are also most often affected by certain other anomalies of development.

Defects in the fusion of facial buds can result from an anomaly in tissue development or apoptosis, or both.

The CDH is a development anomaly of newborns (1 in 2500 births).

Chondrodystrophy is an anomaly in skeletal development, where there is a disturbance in enchondral ossification.

One possible explanation for this seeming anomaly is that development of fibrotic tissue associated with inhaled asbestos fibers can prevent interaction of macrophages with the fibers.

To help physicians and radiologists in the diagnosis of female genito-urinary malformations, especially of complex cases, the embryology of the female genital tract, the basis for Müllerian development anomalies, the current classifications for such anomalies and the comparison for inclusion and cataloguing of female genital malformations are briefly reviewed.