Sentence examples for development the distance from inspiring English sources

For those with incomplete EZ development, the distance from the foveal center was less in term infants (mean 492 microns) compared to preterm infants (mean 783 microns).

An increasing level of mistrust between the members of a society was due to the development of the distance between the well-off's expectation and the ones of poorer people.

Probably the most exciting recent advancement in the field of length measurement is the development of the distance ranging technique based on the femtosecond optical frequency comb (FOFC) [5].

The recommended variant of development provides the distance of 250 500 m between the wells; it eliminates the manifestation of structural and mechanical properties of oil under the pressure of 6.0 7.0 MPa.

The recommended variant of development provides the distance of 250 400 m between the wells, which is even more favourable in terms of regulating structural and mechanical properties of the oil.

Here a watering system stretches from the foreground to the large housing development in the distance.

In a study published in the August 2005 issue of EHP, the team found, consistent with previous rodent studies on phthalate exposure, an association between elevated intrauterine phthalate concentrations and adverse effects on male infants' genital characteristics that serve as markers for normal sexual development, particularly the distance between the anus and the base of the penis.

However, challenges remain in SAGD development: the close distance between injector and producer makes it easy to cause steam breakthrough, which means lower thermal efficiency as well as higher investment.

One possibility could be that secreted UNC-52/perlecan is deposited in the basement membrane during early embryonic development when the distances between the cells are small.

40623_2018_810_MOESM2_ESM.pdf Additional file 2. Temperature development related to the distance away from a slip zone.

Our concept of developmental space also resonates with Vygotsky's (1978) claim that "an essential feature of learning is that it creates the zone of proximal development", i.e. the distance between learners' actual developmental level and their level of potential development.