Sentence examples for both its developmental and from inspiring English sources
Remarkably, DILP6 expression is also induced upon starvation, and both its developmental and environmental expression require the Drosophila FoxO transcription factor.
Thus, from a term that had a deficient second component ("dislocation"), we unfortunately acquired a nonspecific term deficient in both its components ("developmental" and "dysplasia").
The behavior of Bcd molecules within each cube, described as concentrations, is determined by both its location and developmental stage (i.e., nuclear cycle).
A major factor affecting bioavailability estimation is the animal species used, and includes its age and its developmental stage.
Because of its postnatal development, the cerebellum is particularly vulnerable to both developmental and environmental insults, such as UCB toxicity (31).
Reduced sizes in both, the salivary glands and of the entire organism in all its developmental stages, are the result of this activation.
From its beginning in 1890 as the Privy Purse Bureau, the Crown Property Bureau had both developmental and investment roles.
"To be a complete human organism," they write, "an entity must possess a developmental program (including both its DNA and epigenetic factors) oriented toward developing a brain and central nervous system".
In addition to homes, the center operates a day program with participants from both its residential population and other developmental homes in the area.
Motivations and behaviors have psychological roots, both developmental and situational.
