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Understanding how bone stiffness, the relationship between applied load and tissue strain, is regulated by developmental changes in bone structure and tissue material properties is important in implementing biophysical strategies for promoting healthy bone growth and preventing bone loss.

We show that this decrease can be explained by developmental changes in HVC‐RA connectivity (Author response image 2).

I also have a difficult time imagining what the animal is "trying" to accomplish by dwelling behavior, and so I am not sure it represents a behavior and not a dis-coordination of locomotion brought on by developmental changes in underlying neuronal networks and hormonal signaling.

The data of Figures  4 and 5 show not only that an increase in transpirational water loss from the fruit is a part of ripening in apple, but that this is at least in part controlled by developmental changes in the hypodermal layers brought about by the action of PG.

Adolescence was chosen because it is characterized by developmental change in physical as well as social domains.

Moreover there is significant comorbidity between these syndromes that is often obscured by the use of diagnostic hierarchies or exclusions and by developmental change in predominant symptom type.

If JA and cooperation were interdependent across development, then the sharp increases in JA skills would be matched by similar developmental changes in cooperation, which was not found.

The major increase in sex-specific gene expression between 4 wk and 8 wk of age shown here for mouse liver can in part be explained by the developmental changes in growth hormone (GH) secretion during this developmental period.

Here the authors addressed this issue by studying developmental changes in synaptic inputs onto song motor (RA) neurons from two different sources: HVC, a song premotor nucleus that provides precise timing signals for song patterning; and LMAN, another premotor nucleus that is thought to function as a "noise" source to drive song variability necessary to song learning.

Our results suggest that the development of coherent motion sensitivity is primarily limited by developmental changes within brain regions involved in integrating motion signals (e.g., MT/V5).

This raises the possibility that differences observed can be explained by longitudinal (possibly developmental) changes in white blood cell profiles.