Sentence examples for developmental and it from inspiring English sources

The range of adverse effects in vertebrate species ranges from reproductive to developmental, and it affects the thyroid, metabolism, and the immune system among others.

Swimming is developmental and it takes time to practice each skill.

Kuo defined behavior epigenesis as the idea that every animal is a result of its developmental history and it will react to a specific stimulus in a specific environmental setting.

"With technoconsumerism," he wrote, "a humanist rhetoric of 'empowerment' and 'creativity' and 'freedom' and 'connection' and 'democracy' abets the frank monopolism of the techno-titans; the new infernal machine seems increasingly to obey nothing but its own developmental logic, and it's far more enslavingly addictive, and far more pandering to people's worst impulses, than newspapers ever were".

The Wnt pathway has previously been shown to be involved in many developmental functions, and it drives the renewal and proliferation of many types of stem cells.

Focal cortical dysplasia (FCD) is regarded as a developmental abnormality and it has a strong association with difficulty in treating epilepsy in both children and adults.

Heterochrony refers to the change in the timing and rate of developmental events, and it is a widespread feature in amphibian evolution, particularly in salamanders.

Mr. Syrett: PVC is a known carcinogen and developmental toxin, and it's a suspected cardiovascular and blood toxicant, neuro toxicant, reproductive toxicant, respiratory toxicant, sense organ toxicant and endocrine toxicant.

The NBAS can serve as an early indicator of developmental abnormalities, and it has also been used to measure the impacts on infants' neurological functioning of numerous variables during pregnancy and birth.

Wishbone uses multi-dimensional single-cell data, such as mass cytometry or RNA-Seq data, as input and orders cells according to their developmental progression, and it pinpoints bifurcation points by labeling each cell as pre-bifurcation or as one of two post-bifurcation cell fates.

These form developmental systems, and it is these systems that are the fundamental units for understanding development.