Sentence examples for by the abnormal development from inspiring English sources
Congenital AVMs are caused by the abnormal development of the arteriovenous plexus in the embryo, whereas acquired AVMs are caused by pancreatitis, tumors, or trauma.
The rolling leaves were caused by the abnormal development of bulliform cells and the functions of REL2 might involve in multiple biological processes such as bulliform cell development, auxin synthesis and transport, secondary cell wall formation, etc. REL2 is the first discovered DUF domains contained protein which involves in the regulation of leaf morphology in plants.
MCOA is characterized by the abnormal development of some ocular tissues, which causes compromised vision, although generally of a mild form; the disease is non-progressive.
In summary, the absence of RhoE expression results in a phenotype characterized by the abnormal development of the nervous system, reduced body size and lethality few weeks after birth.
The vital role of imprinted genes in mammalian prenatal growth and development is shown most clearly by the abnormal development and early demise of embryos that inherit two copies of either a maternal or paternal genome, rather than the usual one of each [8].
It is also not clear to what extent epigenetic programming may be altered by the abnormal development of cells and tissues.
The abnormal development induced by constitutive over expression of PKV resembles that found in viroid-infected plants.
The ARS etiopathology is characterized by an abnormal development of the anterior chamber, the cornea, and the iris.
Specifically, the Möbius syndrome is caused by an abnormal development of the 7th cranial nerve (facial) in all patients and of the 6th cranial nerve (abducens) in 75% of the cases.
Cardiac abnormalities are generally caused by abnormal development of the heart and circulatory system before birth.
Knockdown of rn also frequently produced fusion between the tarsus and pretarsus accompanied by abnormal development of the pretarsus (38 of 77 legs in specimens with rn-depletion defects; Figure 4, X and Y).
