Sentence examples for developing analogously from inspiring English sources

Working with 2-week-old rats, whose brains are developing analogously to human fetuses in the third trimester of pregnancy, the researchers found that blocking NMDA receptors or activating GABA receptors caused widespread neuron death.

As a prototype example, a stress-based elastic damage/degradation model with multiple loading surfaces is developed analogously to the classical multisurface plasticity model.

The SMiLE was developed analogously to the SEIQoL methodology with the aim to provide an individualized assessment of MiL [ 25].

If instead the entire epicardium is activated simultaneously), simulating homogeneous activation from the Purkinje system, P2R remains inducible and proceeds to develop analogously to the antidromic reentry case.

Under the deviatoric stress field within the slab, spinel lenses grow analogously to the cracks that develop at shallow depths.

Interestingly, as in the apes, human children's physical knowledge analogously develops gradually and context specifically (e.g., Baillargeon 1991, 2004).

While these studies reflect the situation of developed countries, we draw on our theoretical foundation to hypothesize analogously that recycling convenience positively influences customer satisfaction in developing countries (H1a).

Analogously, societies develop through similar changes in the rational basis of legitimacy on the collective level.

While this theoretical background is limited to studies from developed countries, we analogously hypothesize that consumer perceptions of a firm's degree of ethical behavior positively influence customer satisfaction in developing countries (H1c).

Analogously, impulsive traits and ritualistic behavior tendencies in human cocaine users have been associated with a familial risk for developing dependence (9 11) and sensation-seeking traits have been associated with a risk of initiating drug use during adolescence (12,13).

Analogously, BCL2 rearrangements have been identified in cells obtained from healthy patients and higher frequency of these cells has been associated with significantly increased risk of developing follicular lymphoma.