Sentence examples for development such that from inspiring English sources

However, BPD also arrests alveolar and vascular development, such that abnormalities subsequently develop in the distal lung parenchyma [ 5].

Such an association would be augmented if there is a genetic link between male size and rate of offspring development (such that larger males produce faster-developing offspring), but the breeding design in the present study is not sufficient to determine if this is the case.

We have found that overexpression of a constitutively active IGF-IR in the mammary gland disrupts normal development, such that female mice are unable to lactate, and that mice rapidly develop mammary tumors.

"Early exposure perhaps changes the trajectory of brain development, such that ability to perform complex executive function tasks is compromised".

In the case of wheat, yield gains from CO2 largely compensate for losses from accelerated development such that no change in potential yields was projected (Fig. 4).

The research still remains at an infant level of development such that there is very little evidence for the efficacy of specific characteristics of the intervention provided.

Oh, and as all of this coheres, we are in the midst of huge demographic developments, such that by 2037 the number of people in the UK aged over 80 will have roughly doubled, to 6 million.

The growth in China's refining capacity is mismatched with global crude supply developments, such that proportion of light crudes processed increases by 5 percentage points, due to the limited availability of heavy, rather than medium crudes.

Eldredge (2009) argued that not only are cultural traditions bundled in complex ways, but their persistence often depends on relationships to other cultural developments such that simple functional performance does not guarantee replicative success.

In mythology, metamorphosis signifies a magical shape changing; in nature it denotes a postembryonic development such as that of a tadpole into a frog, a cocoon into a silkworm, or a chrysalis into a butterfly.

The 1990s saw further residential development, such as that around Colton.