Sentence examples for development and ageing from inspiring English sources
Koerte I, Eftimov L, Laubender RP, Esslinger O, Schroeder AS, Ertl-Wagner B et al. Mirror movements in healthy humans across the lifespan: effects of development and ageing.
Moreover, the small-world organization undergoes continuous changes during normal development and ageing and exhibits dramatic alterations in neurological and psychiatric disorders.
The identification and quantification of morphological alterations that occur in the brain due to neurological disease, development and ageing, is of special interest in brain research.
"Their systematic work has made a decisive contribution to the understanding of how the living cell functions, as well as providing knowledge about the molecular causes of several hereditary diseases and about mechanisms behind both cancer development and ageing," the committee said.
The dynamics of human brain function are increasingly well understood at the short timescale of seconds/minutes (for example, through studies of learning) and the long timescale of years/decades (for example, through studies of development and ageing), but almost nothing is known about how the human brain function varies across the range of days to months.
Analysis of global emission trends under different scenarios reveal that emissions of traffic-generated PM will reduce in all the continents except in Africa, where they are predicted to increase 1.3 - 3.1% per year, depending on the scenario, due to economic development and ageing car fleet.
Furthermore, uninterrupted growth, without undergoing metamorphosis, provides a continuum of development, maturation and aging in zebrafish.
There are neural stem cells in the spinal cord of adults9 that promote neurogenesis in development, growing and aging processes10,11,12.
Bodmer, R. & Frasch, M. Development and Aging of theDrosophila Heart.
Establishment and maintenance of chromatin states are critical during development and aging.
Takada, H. & Kurisaki, A. Emerging roles of nucleolar and ribosomal proteins in cancer, development, and aging.
