Sentence examples for development corresponding to the from inspiring English sources

The differentiation between the types was the result of a natural educational development corresponding to the economic changes that transformed Prussia from an agricultural to an industrial state.

Gestating rats were exposed to a daily intraperitoneal (IP) injection of vinclozolin during embryonic (E) day E8-E14 of development corresponding to the period of gonadal sex determination [6], [22].

Moreover, VvTFL1C mRNA is weakly detected during the phase III of berry development corresponding to the maturation period.

The stage of development corresponding to the mature acorn exhibited an expression profile markedly different from other stages.

We isolated four haematopoietic cell populations (CD34, CD19, CD33, CD45) at major stages of development corresponding to the arrested stages of development in paediatric leukaemia.

The database was established in 1987, with its development corresponding to the increased computerisation of GP practices, and its validity has been well documented (Jick et al, 1991, 2003; Fombonne et al, 2004; Herrett et al, 2010).

The problem is integrated for relevant values of the flow parameters, including values of the stoichiometric air-to-fuel mass ratio S of order unity, when the lifted flame is located in the region of jet development, corresponding to distances from the injector of order Re a.

This mechanism controls the expression of a large number of genes involved in zygotic development corresponding to almost half of the parasite transcriptome (Guerreiro et al., 2014) and including the surface proteins P25 and P28 (Tprogrammeamme).

Three mice were euthanized at different endpoints early before tumor detection at the primary site (3, 7, 10, 13 and 17 days after tumor cell injection), to determine whether ZA could act on early metastasis development, corresponding to direct dissemination in the blood circulation after injection ("false" experimental metastases).

The exceptions are the two genes classified to development corresponding to legumins, a gene family that has been frequently mentioned as up-regulated by biotic stress [ 40].

Here we show that, during development, clc is expressed in lung, kidney, vibrissae, tooth, epithelia and muscles during the period of development corresponding to when motoneuron loss is observed in mice lacking a functional CNTF receptor.