Sentence examples for development and the influence from inspiring English sources

Implicit in this approach was the notion that resolving hypotheses regarding evolutionary development and the influence of one culture on another should be secondary to the careful and exhaustive study of particular societies.

He even thought that species could arise continually through a common ancestral form, modified somehow by development and the influence of the environment; but he was shadowy on these points (Padian 1997, 2007).

His research in Social and Affective Neuroscience at the Laboratory of Neuropsychophysiology (U. Porto) is focused on the perception of emotion across development and the influence of emotion on social cognition.

The present study focused on a possible correlation between inflammation, OSCC development and the influence of HPV infection.

It is well known that the damages and responding molecules of high temperature stress move from the second to the third phase of endosperm development, and the influence of high temperatures on endosperm development have been studied at enzyme/protein [ 18- 20] and gene [ 10, 13, 15] levels.

To test the uncertainty associated to the model development and the influence of selecting the 75% of the data for the training data set to provide a similar exposure to that of the validation data set, we performed a second sensitivity analysis.

It also presents the types of evidence used in policy/strategy development and the influences of context, respondents' understanding of the concept, and robustness of evidence on evidence use in development of the policies and strategy.

"It is important to recognize the complexity of child development and the multiple influences that affect a child's developmental trajectory," Malatras said.

We evaluated the frequencies of the signs associated with breast development and the factors influencing the presentation of girls with idiopathic central precocious puberty (CPP).

We analyzed the clinical-biological presentation of 353 girls with idiopathic CPP in order to evaluate the frequencies of the signs associated with breast development and the factors influencing the presentation of CPP.

During adolescence the breasts undergo rapid growth and development under the influence of sex hormones.