Sentence examples for body development and from inspiring English sources
The weight of the reticulo-rumen accompanied body development and was heavier in these animals.
Nutrient limitation initiates fruiting body development and sporulation, whereas nutrient availability leads spores to germinate and the cells to grow and move.
1986 H. Robert Horvitz identifies the first two genes found to be responsible for the process of cell death, which is critical both for normal body development and for protection against autoimmune diseases, cancer, and other disorders.
Further enzymatic study and functional analysis will provide insights into how this multiplicity of laccases evolved and became functionally differentiated for lignin degradation, fruiting body development and fruiting body coloration.
Moreover, if you're young, steroids can irreversibly muck up body development and stunt growth.
Body development and metabolism issues for girls are also on the rise because higher performance levels can impact normal menstrual cycles and hormonal development.
And when McDonagh confesses to a colleague that her career inspiration was Linda Hamilton in "Terminator II" (for the upper-body development and the guns).
Although basic research is often best done by the government and non-profit bodies, development and production of drugs are usually better managed by the private sector.
No effect on vegetative growth, fruiting-body and ascospore development was seen in the single mutant strains lacking cas1 or cas3, while single mutant Δcas2 was affected in vegetative growth, fruiting-body development and ascospore germination, and the double mutant strain Δcas1/2 was completely sterile.
Vitamin D is mainly recognized for its effects on bone metabolism and for being an important determinant of growth and body development during childhood and adolescence.
Previously, we showed that the pro11 gene of S. macrospora encodes a protein of the striatin protein family that is essential for fruiting body development (Pöggeler and Kück 2004).
