Sentence examples for development a pattern from inspiring English sources

We found that CSs were highly expressed during soybean seed development, a pattern confirmed with an Affymatrix soybean IVT array and validated with RNA-seq profiles.

This experiment confirmed that the sense Pina and b transcripts accumulated during early development peaking at 10 dpa, and remained at high levels during the middle phase of development (up to 21 dpa) and rapidly declined towards the end of development, a pattern similar to that observed by Gautier et al. [ 43].

Humans need an environment that is rich and stable enough to foster further development, and a pattern of development which reflects that need.

Earlier work had suggested a different pattern of development: a radial pattern of genetically marked cells in the outermost parts of the cortex.

Pod development showed a pattern slightly different from the results observed for stem growth.

In those races, the Democrats benefited from hostility to development -- a pattern cast neatly in Hopewell, Hunterdon County, where they have taken over the township committee over the last few years with the votes of residents infuriated by Merrill Lynch's plan to build a huge office complex there.

The proliferation of libraries and their spurring of neighborhood development is a pattern repeated elsewhere despite what is generally an unsexy legacy of the Mayor Richard M. Daley years.

The layout has encouraged the development of a pattern of daily commuting that has overburdened Kolkata's transportation system, utilities, and other municipal facilities.

We propose a de novo DNA methylation model during germ cell development whereby a pattern is established by long-range chromatic interactions through syntenic repeats combined with regional methylation spreading from methylation associated SNP clusters.

We simulated the development of a pattern of patches on a 2D sheet of cells that secrete morphogens according to the Gierer Meinhardt kinetics.

Although the data are cross-sectional, they suggest that a state of chronic low-grade inflammation does not lead to the development of a pattern of high cardiometabolic risk via the inducement of insulin resistance.