Sentence examples for change the developmental from inspiring English sources
This leaves no choice for the evolution but to change the developmental mechanisms.
During the spaceflight era it has been of interest to explore the ancient theory that form of the skeleton develops in response to gravity, and that changes in gravitational forces can change the developmental pattern of the limb.
"After a certain point, you can still teach an autistic child certain things, ameliorate destructive behaviors, but you're not really going to change the developmental pathway that they're on". The goal now, experts say, is to augment screening techniques so cases no longer elude them as the window for intervention narrows.
Second, it is believed that changes in levels of oxygen can change the developmental potential of a cell via new epigenetic programming (reviewed in [ 28]).
For example, in Alderia willowi, poecilogony is based on reliable environmental cues, and females change the developmental mode of their larvae seasonally [ 29].
This implies that early biases in gene expression between worker and queen larvae can be overcome to change the developmental trajectory of a larva.
The Roelink lab is interested in the mechanisms of embryonic induction, the phenomenon in which a group of cells changes the developmental fate of neighboring cells via the release of inducers.
As a central common factor, problematic family background seems to be the linking factor that adversely changed the developmental trajectories of the two groups of adolescents in this study.
Our experiments demonstrate that expression of AE changes the developmental output of HSC by promoting the selective expansion of myeloid cells at the expense of normal erythroid and lymphoid lineage maturation.
The depressive symptom analysis did indicate that one internalizing symptom did not change with the developmental level groupings: suicidal thoughts and/or attempts.
A number of recent publications may change the current understanding of developmental hematopoiesis [ 6– 8].
