Sentence examples for development phenomenon from inspiring English sources
A descriptive model, based on the progressive conversion of the biomass into conductive engineering carbons and composed of 3 distinct phases, was thus established to illustrate the electrical conductivity development phenomenon.
Further, levels of chimerism, while correlated within individuals, did not vary in tissues along germ layer lines suggesting that the cause of chimerism in these tissues in adults was not an early development phenomenon.
Resistance of T. circumcincta to IVM in Uruguay is reported here for the first time, which it may be useful as an indicator of the complexity of the resistance development phenomenon and its impact on livestock production.
This constitutes a significant flame acceleration mechanism with major impact on stability and flame development phenomena.
It is shown that disturbance frequencies above the so-called cutoff frequency and white noise disturbance lead to a "natural" like wave development, phenomena also observed in experiments.
In wild-type cotton seedlings, a substantial increase in the level of GhWRKY15 was also observed following exposure to MV. Intriguingly, some of the growth and development phenomena observed in plants overexpressing GhWRKY15 are similar to those observed in AtWRKY53 over-expressing plants.
Multiresistant bacteria (MRB) development is a growing phenomenon.
Introduction: Multirresistant bacteria (MRB) development is a growing phenomenon.
He found that gene activity in the embryo was disrupted after certain viruses had inserted themselves into the genome during early embryonic development, a phenomenon that came to be known as insertional mutagenesis.
Deletions of the other three are not lethal (Canino et al. [2009]), suggesting that the null mutation of OsaTRZ1 will also not be lethal for rice development, a phenomenon that fits RNZ m mutants.
For example, while hosting her first flashchat in May, Facebook Sales Executive Bianca Gates took 4th grade students in Chicago, Ill., on a virtual tour of the Facebook campus in Menlo Park, CA. These interactions with a wide array of professionals are a critical component to addressing a growing problem in workforce development, a phenomenon called career "undermatching".
