Sentence examples for characteristic developments from inspiring English sources
Thus along one wall of the exhibition space, we see a series of panels and cases that trace characteristic developments.
In the 18th century a characteristic development was the commercial lending library, and in the 19th the free public library.
The structural dependence of both stress components thus contributes to the characteristic development of stress gradients in thin nanocrystalline films.
As a result, the characteristic development time of these crystals can also give an estimate of how long a magma pool existed before erupting.
The characteristic development and progression of dilated cardiomyopathy in this mouse strain has been extensively characterized [9], [10], [11].
However, the characteristic development of stamens in hermaphrodite flowers of GyM plant having XX sex chromosomes indicates that Y-linked SPF regulatory pathway is somehow bypassed.
Flexible fixation promotes some motion at the fracture site in favor of secondary bone healing with the characteristic development of bridging periosteal callus until cortical healing occurs.
Others have observed a characteristic development of ANAs and antihistone antibodies as well as myeloperoxidase ANCAs in such patients, the latter being likely to be caused by drug-induced damage directed at the neutrophils that process the drug [ 6].
This is a pattern sustained by concomitant proliferation of reactive bile ductules and periductular MFs at the interface between portal areas and parenchyma, leading to the characteristic development of portal-portal fibrotic septa.
Enhanced carcinogenic susceptibility during the adolescent growth period is suggested by higher radiogenic bone cancer risk among children than adults, and the characteristic development of childhood tumours in the long bone epiphyses of the lower limbs (Fraumeni, 1967).
We speculate that this difference in heterozygotes: homozygote ratio may be due to the characteristic development in R-o-18 plants of two to four individual racemes derived from different progenitor cells.
