Sentence examples for development accompanied by from inspiring English sources

In fact, most pediatric endocrinologists agree that no matter what age is accepted as normal for the earliest onset of puberty in girls -- 6, 7 or 8 years old -- rapid progression of breast or pubic hair development accompanied by accelerated growth, significant skeletal age advancement, neurological abnormalities or psychological disturbances mandates prompt and extensive evaluation.

Sexual stage parasites undergo a series of morphological and biochemical changes during their development, accompanied by a co-ordinated cascade of a distinct expression pattern of sexual stage specific proteins.

Warm, moist interstadial times (ca. 37, 36.3 32.5, and 15 13 ka) triggered floodplain aggradation, permafrost thaw, reduced loess deposition, increased vegetation cover, and rapid soil development accompanied by enhanced carbon storage.

Mutations in rhizobia affecting the production of these surface polysaccharides often lead to arrested infections and/or nodule development accompanied by the induction of defense responses (see, for example [12], [44]).

Some plants are known to undergo floral development accompanied by organ-specific thermogenesis.

They cited social and economic development, accompanied by improvements in education, communication and living standards.

Triggers for development are accompanied by constraints on development.

During the anther development, fertile male gametophyte development is accompanied by two peaks of ethylene production by anther tissues [ 41].

The least fragmentation was found in the embryos of dry quiescent seeds, whereas the induction of growth and development was accompanied by increase in HMW-DNA fragmentation.

Plant growth and development is accompanied by dynamic remodeling of the cell wall, which in turn requires modifications of the various cell wall components including pectin.

This stage of development is accompanied by an upsurge of sex drives, the development of sexual values, and the initiation of sexual behavior [ 3].