Sentence examples for development only a from inspiring English sources

Last season, Mr. Brancato presented "Cobb," which needed no development, only a new direction.

The fatter strike zone is a relatively recent development, only a few years in the making.

Despite many decades of development, only a few types of adjuvants are currently included in vaccines approved for human use.

Since its development only a few years ago, the Crispr technique has been used to correct inherited diseases in laboratory animals as well as mending human genetic defects in non-reproductive human cells grown in the laboratory.

Thus, although a mild branching defect is present in an in vitro kidney culture model early in development only a subtle disorganization in the renal papilla is seen in vivo in the adult kidney.

Taken together, we suggest that, at the late segmentation stage of zebrafish development, only a small fraction of genes is critically dependent on Spt5 for transcription regulation, even though a large number of genes may recruit Spt5 to their chromatin.

But the noise generated by an event staged recently on Forman's site leaves them in fear of the planned development: "Only a month ago [Forman] rented out his open yard to Coca Cola for an advertising shoot involving 1,000 extras, plus cast, with a sound system so loud it caused nausea and set off car alarms in nearby Dace Road," Henson said.

There, white undergoes a cis-heterochromatic inactivation during development only in a proportion of the cells of the eyes, giving a mosaic phenotype of mutant and wild-type areas (Spofford 1976).

Though discussions about building the app have been underway for a year, the app development only took a couple of months, says Scherba.

It appears evident that particular mitochondrial defects with functional consequences exhibit an advantage in tumor development only if a certain threshold of mutated mtDNA populations is achieved.

It's still in development—only about a third of it has been written, and only a few scenes have been performed but what exists so far spans the history of Albert Hofmann, the accidental father of LSD; the CIA's secretive research on the drug, known as MKUltra; and Timothy Leary's persuasive "dropping out" of the 1960s.