Sentence examples for development drastic from inspiring English sources

However, when we examined another set of experimental egg masses of E. humeralis for inspection of post-hatch growth and development, drastic differences were detected between the sterilized group and the control group.

However, expression of c- Myb and A- Myb, but not of B- Myb or Drosophila Myb, during late larval eye development caused drastic alterations in adult eye morphology.

In one report analysing the effect of multiple morphological features of oocytes on further development, only drastic morphological alterations (broken or empty zona pellucidae) were regarded as unsuitable for ICSI (Loutradis et al., 1999).

Barring such a drastic development the most likely scenario for the end of this crisis remains a more sustainable ceasefire than the one that ended on December 19.

The Knicks will conduct a shootaround Monday morning ahead of their home game against the Orlando Magic, which in itself is not a drastic development for an N.B.A. team.

In order to meet the demands of modern society, a drastic development in the field of separation is required.

Serious electromagnetic interference (EMI) pollution arising from the drastic development of telecommunication and gigahertz (GHz) electronic systems has aroused great interest in electromagnetic-absorber technology to solve the problem [1-5].

The 24 compounds described above were screened against zebrafish embryos and several compounds were shown to delay embryonic development without causing drastic change of body structure at concentrations of micromoles (Figure 2B).

We showed that the effect of drought on reproductive development was more drastic for severe drought than moderate drought.

In the offspring, the resulting reduction in BDNF expression and low levels of this growth factor in the prefrontal cortex during development may have drastic consequences for cognitive and affective abilities and the response to stress in adulthood.

These developments are causing drastic changes in lifestyles and dietary habitats, like many other developed societies some of these changes tremendously increasing physical disorders such as obesity and NAFLD.