Sentence examples for centres of the developing from inspiring English sources

These result from complete failure of formation of one of the two paired cartilaginous centres of the developing vertebra, secondary to tardy development of a somite on one side resulting in a caudal metameric segmental shift of one somatic column relative to another, leading to an unpaired sclerotome and resultant hemivertebra [5].

Natalia was born with Cerebral Palsy (CP), a disease caused by damage to the motor control centres of the developing brain.

The prevalences of atopic disorders and asthma have been reported to be lower in low income than in high income countries, however these are becoming an increasingly important public health problem, particularly in urban centres of the developing world [ 35, 53].

In this process, certain cells at the centre of the developing aggregate secrete chemicals that cause the other cells to adhere tightly into a group.

In the western Pacific, large areas of upper-level low pressure help pull air from the centre of the developing disturbances and thus contribute to a drop in surface atmospheric pressure.

Suppression of Syx5 in the Pannier domain (Pnr-GAL4), a band down the centre of the developing thorax and abdomen, is also normally lethal.

It is known that SRY-positive cells arise in the centre of the developing gonad at ∼10.75 dpc in low numbers (39).

These research studies collectively highlighted the importance of investing in the training, recruitment and retention of highly skilled teachers in the early years of education (Centre on the Developing Child, 2007).

Expression in a number of patterning centres in the developing brain is consistent with a role in the coordinated control of proliferation and differentiation across the neuraxis.

Although the exact roles of testosterone and estrogen in controlling song production are still much debated [12], estrogens are known to be necessary for the masculinisation of the avian song centres in the developing male songbird brain [13].

Yet the bulk of the region's money is still flowing to established financial centres in Europe, America and other parts of Asia.The financial hubs there offer lessons for aspiring centres in other parts of the developing world.