Sentence examples for development to maturity from inspiring English sources

The trilogy could be described as a depiction of a woman's development to maturity.

Among mining factors, when full-caving rooftop management is applied, the lifecycle of bed separation, from formation, development to maturity, is largely constrained by the cyclical rock pressure.

PQ treatment concentrations were decided upon in preliminary life history assays; PQ levels that dramatically reduced or prevented nematode development to maturity under otherwise standard conditions were avoided.

We characterised the fertility of hermaphrodites and females when mated with males from the dioecious population, for the 24 hours preceding population passage and after development to maturity since the L1 larval stage in high salt (we did not differentiate the progeny of selfed and outcrossed hermaphrodites; see Methods).

After development to maturity for 72 ± 2 hours at constant 20°C and 80% relative humidity (RH), all 10 plates were mixed and harvested worms exposed to 1 M KOH: 5% NaOCl 'bleach' solution for 5 minutes ±15 seconds, to which only embryos survive [ 102].

BioShield could not be used to fund advanced development of medical countermeasures because of strict provisions in the legislation, so technologies and products that might be of interest to the government could not be shepherded through development to maturity, when they could be stockpiled.

The position does seem to have reduced his activity as a painter, but the substantiation of a date of 1689 for his masterpiece The Avenue at Middelharnis and the discovery of a date of 1671 after the cleaning of The Ruins of Brederode Castle show that there was a development to greater maturity in his later works.

Following emergence and development to sexual maturity, adults were set up in mating pairs.

Adaptation of annual species, like California wild radish, to desert and desert-like environments often includes rapid germination and development to reproductive maturity because the availability and seasonal duration of rainfall is limited (Gordon 1989).

If farm fish escape and then go through a more natural development to reproductive maturity before they ascend to the spawning beds (perhaps at a greater body size than wild relatives), then reproductive behaviour may become more appropriate, and our measures of gamete performance and compatibility indicate a clear ability to reproduce and then introgress.

This conceptual change seems to consist of spontaneous conceptual change, which takes place during development due to maturity and independently of any instruction, and instruction-based conceptual change, that is due to particular teaching interventions that aim at promoting conceptual change.