Sentence examples for development of the progeny from inspiring English sources
To assess the psychomotor development of the progeny of women from a moderately iodine-deficient area for whom thyroid function during pregnancy was measured.
Host plant selection for oviposition is crucial as the suitability of the host plant will determine the survival and development of the progeny.
In addition, we did not observe any abnormality in the fecundity of the eggs and development of the progeny into different larva stages.
Consequently, in the haplodiploid genetic system, for i≠j the probabilities of successful development of the progeny in the host i were 1, and 1- s i for the homozygotes Vi Vi, heterozygotes Vi Vj and homozygotes V j V j respectively.
However, the presence of TbCSV within the B whitefly increased fecundity of the vector by only 36% and had no effects on longevity of adults and survival and development time of the progeny, while the presence of TYLCCNV within the B whitefly actually reduced fecundity and longevity of the vector by 27% and 36%.
Seemingly transgenerational responses can also originate from parental stress affecting embryo development, seed germination or early growth of the progeny, independent or dependent from chromatin-regulated components.
Although the Cre-mediated conditional deletion revealed a crucial role of Numb and Numbl for the development of Mesp1 progeny in the PA2, it was unclear if the Numb/Numbl DKO phenotype reflected the intrinsic role of Numb and Numbl.
Thus, root growth and development of the T1 transgenic progeny seedlings (U6-2, U6-3) was investigated in more detail.
Progeny of virgin males had higher survival and faster development than the progeny of previously mated males.
Consequently, for the MD phenotype, CI resulted in the development of only male progeny; for the FM phenotype, female progeny resulting from incompatible crosses did not developed and the number of progeny therefore decreased.
