Sentence examples for development timing from inspiring English sources
Competition in the air transport market in recent years has prompted companies to search for products and services increasingly innovative and, at the same time, the decrease in development timing and the creation of resources devoted to the study of original technical solutions.
However, the aforementioned characteristics of our case study allow us to test its static (lowering of land prices) and dynamic (no development timing effects) neutrality in an emerging urban environment, using single and multi-equation spatial panel techniques.
Three pot experiments were carried out to compare the effects of salt application (17 g NaCl kg−1 Alfisol) at sowing (SS) and at the start of flowering (SF) on growth, canopy transpiration, plant architecture, and flower, pod and seed development (timing, numbers, mass, abortion).
We hypothesize that P4 in the oviparous CAM might be expected to serve similar roles as in eutherians contributing to the maintenance of embryonic development, timing of hatch, and growth of the embryo and of the CAM.
In development timing is often a crucial factor.
AIP1 is expressed in reproductive tissues and its down-regulation delays flower development timing.
Latency period, clearance time, and immunity development are timing parameters, described in Figure 2.
However, there is no detailed data on sexual development and timing of puberty/sexual maturity of this breed.
Nutritional effects on fertility therefore embrace the formation of the foetal gonads, their post-natal development, the timing of puberty and in multiple ovulating species, their ovulation rates.
Ultimately, this advance will inform the development and timing of specific early interventions; thereby reducing the proportion of individuals reaching end-stage illness and developing a progressive illness course.
To investigate an association between pubertal development and timing of menarche with glycemic control, disease duration, and body mass index (BMI) in patients diagnosed with diabetes mellitus type 1 (DM1) before puberty.
