Sentence examples for control for developmental from inspiring English sources

For each of the samples, the youngest fully expanded leaf was chosen to control for developmental stage.

Three growth traits, rosette leaf area, circular area, and their ratio as compactness, were measured and normalized on a linear timescale to control for developmental heterogeneity.

Plant size (i.e., plant diameter, see above) was a covariate included in the model to control for developmental differences among plants (see (Kliebenstein et al, 2002).

Eggs/larvae were allowed to develop until the desired stage depending on the experiment, but they were typically screened at 72h after egg laying (AEL) to control for developmental delay and discard larvae that had not reached 3rd-instar stage.

After controlling for developmental level, imitation in the structured-elicited condition was correlated with vocabulary size and imitation in the social-interactive condition was correlated with vocabulary size, social reciprocity, and symbolic play.

Compared with 25 children born to HIV-positive mothers but not infected with the virus, and after controlling for developmental risk factors, the HIV-infected group showed impairments in mental and motor development.

Increases in ARC Kiss1 mRNA was not found in our study in intact mice between P10 and P30 and may represent differences in species, time points studied, or methodology in qRT-PCR expression normalization; e.g. in our protocol we controlled for developmental changes in ARC size.

Gut color, mouth hook and spiracle morphology, and the size and morphology of the brain and discs served as additional controls for developmental staging.

This progressive activation increase in task-relevant networks, furthermore, is associated with more mature performance and is yet truly age associated, as shown by those studies that controlled for developmental performance differences.

Therefore, the statistical model was where Response is the particular response variable (e.g. shoot size); D&P is the fixed effect representing the different combinations of offspring and parental drought treatments; Sib-family is a random effect; Flat(D&P) is flat nested within the whole-flat factor of D&P; and seedling size controlled for developmental differences.

The control group for developmental outcome consisted of 32 age-matched healthy children, who were 3.0 4.8 years [3.8 ± 0.6 (mean ± standard deviation)] of age.