Sentence examples for development of the upper from inspiring English sources
The economic development of the upper basin has been hindered by limited natural resources.
St. Paul's historic importance in the development of the Upper Midwest was as a commercial centre that utilized its strategic location on the Mississippi.
At 2 p.m., the development of the Upper West Side is the subject of a tour sponsored by Terry's New York Tours.
In the letter, Mr. Stringer asked that the commission "calendar" the stables — that is, schedule a public hearing to discuss landmark status for them — to "protect an important part of the history of the development of the Upper West Side".
As the development of the Upper West Side moved inexorably up Broadway, new apartment buildings went up all around Symphony Space, which had to fight a lengthy legal battle to prevent its being razed as part of the boom.
Having the foresight to follow the major trend of the development of the upper portion of Westchester County, New York in the late 1950s into the 60s, Mr. Cahill, in 1963, founded Cahill Paving Corporation originally in Katonah, New York, soon after moving his company to Bedford Hills, New York where it remained for many years.
In addition, Soumiya et al. also showed that the synaptic development of the upper-layer neurons of the somatosensory cortex seems to be more affected than the deeper-layer neurons in offspring after a maternal viral challenge [ 37].
The relatively large set of down-regulated transcripts in the lower jaw of prognathous fish also suggests that mandibular prognathism observed in the present study might be distinct from pugheadness, which is reported to be the result of under-development of the upper jaw, with only apparent protrusion of the normally developed lower jaw.
MCMV infection reduced the number of BrdU-labeled cells arriving at the upper layers of the CP in the E18.5 fetal brains, suggesting MCMV infection disturbs the development of the cortical upper layers (Fig. 7D and E).
Patched-1 is a component of the sonic hedgehog signaling pathway, which has been shown to be involved in development of the mammalian upper jaw, and thus PTCH1 could be a reasonable candidate gene for craniofacial disorders in humans (Cobourne and Green, 2012; Young et al., 2010).
