Sentence examples for characteristic developmental from inspiring English sources
We examined dependence severity as a latent trait hypothesized to have a characteristic developmental progression using Item Response Theory (IRT), and examined the implications of this approach to severity scaling in the Project MATCH data.
In insect diapause ferritin could limit exposure to oxygen radicals (of higher importance than in the hypoxic pupae) and/or contribute to the characteristic developmental arrest seen during diapause by restricting the iron availability for cell growth.
We took advantage of the characteristic developmental sequence of newborn granule cells in the dentate gyrus to assess the role of the activity-dependent microRNA, miR-132 in vivo.
The characteristic developmental function of DKK-1 is its head-inducing activity.
Reduced rosette size is one of the characteristic developmental phenotypes associated with exogenous cytokinin treatments and cytokinin overproduction [ 18, 53].
Consequently, miRNA microarray analysis was undertaken, which identified six discrete clusters of miRNA with characteristic developmental profiles.
Priests who abused minors have no particular "psychological characteristics," "developmental histories" or mood disorders that distinguished them from priests who had not abused, the researchers found.
Cancer cells invade normal tissue as epithelial sheets or single cells by inducing expression of programs characteristic of developmental processes.
If these 818 predicted microRNA genes are expressed and/or regulated during early stem cell differentiation, their genomic positions should be phased with respect to chromatin marks, particularly those characteristic of developmental regulation.
Gene deserts enriched for HCNRs is a genomic feature characteristic of developmental genes with tightly regulated expression patterns (reviewed in Alonso et al. 2008).
WGBS has not only confirmed this notion but led to finer definitions of methylated domains, revealing those that may be characteristic to developmental stages, tissues or disease states.
