Sentence examples for development appearance from inspiring English sources
With two side by side, we can't help but compare them in their development, appearance, and personality.
The development, appearance, and classification of teeth fall within its field of study, though dental occlusion, or contact among teeth, does not.
Abnormal brain activity may explain (at least in part) the development, appearance, and persistence of upper gastrointestinal symptoms in diabetic patients.
There is evidence for the presence of molecular abnormalities that are associated with greater proliferation of breast cancer in African American than in Caucasian women, potentially accelerating the development, appearance, and timing of breast cancer.
From the pseudoglandular to the canalicular stage of lung development, the appearance of primary and secondary crests marks an essential step in lung growth.
Specifically, individual foxes have been selected purely on the basis of tameness, but major changes in behavior, development, and appearance have arisen as a result (see Trut 1999).
The consequences of this metabolic disease were illustrated by severely disturbed epidermal development, rapid appearance of focal erythema and blistering of the integumentum resulting in early postnatal death [17], [18].
SIRIUS phenology is based on the 'Kirby framework', which provides a link between vegetative development (leaf appearance) and reproductive development (final leaf number).
The antigen-driven development and appearance of high affinity double-stranded DNA specific IgG is considered a hallmark of systemic lupus erythematosus.
In three different experimental paradigms (orthotopic tumor cell line allografts, tumor transplantation, and de novo tumor development), the appearance of detectable MMTV-PyMT mammary tumors is significantly delayed in the NG2 null mouse.
A barely viable double mutant containing weak knockout alleles showed severe defects in the maintenance of stem cells, extremely delayed development, bushy appearance, floral organ aberrations and substantially shortened roots [ 19].
