Sentence examples for development of this phenomenon from inspiring English sources
Infants' limited, yet developing motor repertoire has the potential to shed light on the development of this phenomenon, and in recent years many researchers have investigated the relationship between action execution and action observation in infancy (e.g. Longo and Bertenthal, 2006, Sommerville et al., 2005, van Elk et al., 2008, Virji-Babul et al., 2012, Von Hofsten, 2007).
The weak development of this phenomenon lies on the obstacles and limitations that it has to deal with.
"Mexico will be aware of the development of this phenomenon in the following days, and hopes that soon the state of Florida as well as the state of Texas and the state of Louisiana will recover from the damages caused by the hurricanes that have impacted them," the statement said.
In order to better understand the cellular events underlying the ISO, we closely examined the temporal development of this phenomenon from a state of quiescence following moderate trans-ACPD and/or Cch application.
It is important to identify the stressful factors contributing to the development of this phenomenon.
Here we aimed to investigate the development of this phenomenon in infancy.
One phase, which favors development of the phenomenon known as La Nina, is associated with drought in much of the United States.
Cavitation is induced in the testing procedure by increasing the working speed, in order to better reproduce the development of the phenomenon in actual applications.
Our results include two components: the main actors involved in the development of the phenomenon (namely organizations, persons, and locations) and the subjects that arose in the context of FinTech during the studied period.
The factors that influence the development of the phenomenon need to be examined with the aim of establishing an optimal behavioral pattern for the control of body weight.
BCR ABL-independent mechanisms include non-adherence or intolerance to TKIs, decrease of intracellular TKIs influx, and the development of the phenomenon known as MDR (multidrug resistance).
