Sentence examples for development manifest from inspiring English sources

Thus, the accelerated lymphoma development manifest in Eμ- Myc; Nfkb2-/ mice is associated with an impaired apoptotic response.

This biochemical TCR signalling deficit translated to functional aberrations of thymic development manifest by reduced thymocyte apoptosis in vivo following anti-CD3 injection, increased numbers of TCRlo thymocytes, and reduced numbers of peripheral CD4+ or CD8+ T cells.

As World War I raged and the national independence movement reached its final stage, another destabilizing development manifested itself.

This development manifested itself most characteristically in the works of Giambattista Marino in Italy, Luis de Góngora in Spain, and Martin Opitz in Germany.

Kato remarked that his "savage feelings" from Chrono Trigger's hectic development manifested in Kid's "unusually nihilistic attitude".

In both mammals and birds slow embryonic development, manifested by a low acceleration of embryonic growth rate, was shown to be an adaptation to delay aging [37] and rate of aging in mammals is correlated to postnatal growth rate [38].

Fourteen DTg mice were monitored at weekly intervals for signs of tumor development manifested by splenomegaly, generalized lymphadenopathy and/or hind leg paralysis.

To truly appreciate Big History, we must not only count in billions of light-years, but also the amazing nanoscale functions and developments manifested by quadrillions of atoms dancing in and out of our bodies.

An example of how progress on commitments to the new global vision of universal development manifests in implications for the national policy agenda on the future of work is provided by Slovenia.

This study demonstrates the strength of using a genetically amenable model system for analysis of genes associated with genomic instability and human aging, even though the adult is largely postmitotic; absence of DmWRNexo function through fly development manifests as a hyper-recombinant phenotype in the mature adult.

Cities form the key context within which social, economic and environmental challenges for sustainable development will manifest in the years to come.