Sentence examples for characteristic of development from inspiring English sources

Mood swings are a normal characteristic of development at certain stages, such as during toddlers and teenager years, and there is no ultimate cure for it.

This is characteristic of development to the blastocyst stage and full term, which would require cells to be fully functional and to generate appropriate levels of ATP [47].

Since larvae and pupae samples were used to create TSS-seq libraries, it was hypothesized that gene products characteristic of development would be over-represented.

The spatial shift of collagen XII and XIV to the endotendinium during maturation is a characteristic of development and the homogeneous distribution of collagen XII and XIV co-localized with collagen I in the tendon proper has not been detected in mature tendon.

Ghana shares many characteristics of development, with respect to innovation, with other developing countries.19 Policy recommendations to address deficiencies in "organisational capital" refer to the central role played concertedly by education, enterprise and management.

Train characteristics, environmental characteristics, types of development areas, highway-rail crossing characteristics, highway traffic characteristics, vehicle driver characteristics, and vehicle characteristics were the explanatory variables used in predicting the vehicle crash severity levels.

We built an explanatory model to understand the characteristics of development teams considering productivity and collaboration.

For this purpose, this approach not only implements stochastic characteristics of development processes.

Our previous studies showed that neuronal preferences and general characteristics of development (proportion of auditory sites, response types) of the field L (which is a homologue of the primary auditory cortex of mammals) of male European starlings depend not only on early auditory experience during development [19], but also on social experience per se.

This is of course the result of a complex historical process mixing the difficulties of state building in former colonies, the extraverted characteristics of development policies [ 14], and the new public management techniques of neo-liberal ideologies [ 15].

The berry explants spanned the major stages of berry development and ripening (as reported [20]) and exhibited the typical double sigmoidal growth curve characteristic of berry development.