Sentence examples for development is coordinated from inspiring English sources

The hypothesis that plant growth and development is coordinated by plant hormones or plant growth regulators first emerged in the late 19th century.

Biofilm development is coordinated by QS, and QS signalling has been shown to play a key role in the development of these living structures (Davies et al, 1998).

The development constraint hypothesis is predicated on the notion that development is coordinated by hierarchical genetic networks [ 15, 16, 46] and therefore features of early development are more likely to be constrained by selection against the deleterious pleiotropic effects of mutations [ 3, 5, 17].

The etiology of ARK is complicated, because anterior eye development is coordinated to some extent by the lens, which is very sensitive to Pax6 dosage [ 51], and although the corneal epithelium expresses high levels of Pax6 throughout life, the stroma also expresses Pax6 around birth [ 5, 52].

As with every Toyota launch, development was coordinated by a vehicle operations team that includes designers, engineers and staff members representing manufacturing and marketing.

AR and LR development was coordinated − a positive correlation was found between the length of AR and LR and between LR length and number.

At the macro and meso level of health care delivery, it is important that health system development be coordinated with areas of development, such as social, economic and environmental development.

The expansion of a Galaxy developer community outside the project core team has been facilitated by much of Galaxy's development being coordinated online and in public, using mailing lists, source code repositories (https://github.com/galaxyproject/ hosted by GitHub, Inc).

Across development, leaf growth is coordinated with other life history events, through modulating the activity of the shoot apical meristem (Cookson et al. 2007).

Marked reproductive seasonality in numerous vertebrate classes, including fish, ensures that reproduction and subsequent development of offspring is coordinated with optimal environmental and nutritional conditions.

Computational aspects that are not specific to bioinformatics should preferably be covered by independent information-technology ontologies, such as, for example, the SWO (http://theswo.sourceforge.net) and the WSIO (http://wsio.org), the development of both of which is coordinated with the development of EDAM and the boundary concepts are referenced.