The phrase "autochthonous development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing indigenous or native growth, particularly in fields like anthropology, ecology, or economics.
Example: "The researchers focused on autochthonous development to understand how local communities adapt to their environment."
Alternatives: "indigenous development" or "native development".
Genetically engineered mouse models (GEMMs) might offer an advantage over xenograft and chemically induced cancer models by providing an opportunity to study mechanisms of autochthonous cancer development and response to treatment in an anatomically restricted manner in mice that are neither tumor-prone nor immunosuppressed (Sharpless and Depinho, 2006).
The first autochthonous case developed illness on September 6.
The FVB-huHER2 mouse, which is prone to the development of autochthonous mammary tumors driven by huHER2 expression, was used as a model with which to study active immunological strategies targeting the human HER2 molecule in a tolerant host.
The study was performed in a typical watershed in central Honduras and special attention was given to autochthonous and qualitative indicators for development.
In 2013, it counted 4975 heads as a result of the adoption in Southern Italy of the Council Regulation (EC) No 1698/2005 to support rural development that includes the presence of autochthonous breeds in danger of extinction; this is funded by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development EAFRDD).
Autochthonous hepatitis E occurs sporadically in developed countries.
It was the perception of the uniqueness of the autochthonous object as something innovative and indispensable for the development of pharmacogenetics that led him to affirm that this was no longer a 'strategic' choice for discussion, but a specific with global relevance.
Our results are, however, valuable for the development of a national monitoring program to detect autochthonous forest stands that are target areas for biodiversity conservation.
Autochthonous hepatitis E has been observed with growing incidence in industrialized countries.
