Sentence examples for developing paradigm from inspiring English sources
"I am chronicling the developing paradigm in its infancy," she said in her real-life office in Ossining.
These studies support a developing paradigm that the 3D chemo-mechanical architecture of the vascular niche impacts how endothelial cells both sense and respond to microenvironmental forces.
Therefore, the survival of Tg4 Teff that we observe here is consistent with the developing paradigm (Campbell et al., 2009; David et al., 2014; Mackenzie et al., 2014).
In the currently developing paradigm, it is becoming ever clearer that specificity of response in signal transduction is attained through the compartmentalization of signalling proteins and effectors close to their activators, regulatory elements and targets to ensure tight regulation and specificity of action of signalling cascades [ 39].
With the ubiquitous nature of social networks and cloud computing, we are starting to explore a new way to interact with and exploit these developing paradigms.
The integration of frequency and genomic data is accomplished through the well developed paradigm of Bayesian statistical reasoning.
Associating systems validation to this well developed paradigm is at the heart of the "Plan, Do, Say" approach to validation.
To determine whether other species engage in helping behavior that cannot be explained by other mechanisms, researchers have developed paradigms to determine whether chimpanzees display helping behavior to unrelated individuals.
Tubb et al (1993) and Ball et al. (1999) developed paradigms using morphometric analysis for distinguishing between inflorescence phytoliths produced by several species of wheat and barley [27], [28].
Unfortunately, relatively few attempts have been made to develop paradigms to consider the risks posed by very complex chemical mixtures such as gasoline, diesel, tobacco smoke, etc.
It therefore remains an important and positive challenge for investigators to develop paradigms that will clarify further the component processes of attentional biases in anxiety.
