Sentence examples for developmental benchmarks from inspiring English sources

As an infant, Ido seemed to hit all his developmental benchmarks.

And as music is such a vital force, a phenomenon as synonymous with life as respiration, shouldn't we apply developmental benchmarks to our judgment of its value?

Offspring born in the fall/winter months face nutritional and thermoregulatory challenges not experienced by their counterparts born during the normal foaling season, potentially making developmental benchmarks difficult to achieve [27].

Sri Lanka's overall health indicators are on track to achieve the international developmental benchmarks known as the Millennium Development Goals.

It is also difficult to identify physiological or morphological characteristics that can be used as developmental benchmarks to ensure that equivalent senescence stages are being compared between leaves and petals.

Although the appropriateness and evidence supporting the selection of VISION 2020 targets is debated (Palmer and colleagues, manuscript submitted), many national and non-governmental eye health programmes use these as developmental benchmarks in practice.

She's read all the baby books, and studies Remi closely to make sure she's hitting every developmental benchmark.

Along with John Huffman, a founder of the subspecialty of pediatric and adolescent gynecology in North America, they proposed that telarche be recognized as a developmental benchmark, after which endometriosis is included in the differential diagnosis of chronic pelvic pain.

And in the simplest way of understanding the difference one might say that a state of consciousness will come and go, whereas the stage of consciousness is a developmental benchmark that you don't regress from.

To characterize developmental cues and benchmarks for differentiation toward limb vs. axial phenotypes, we dynamically loaded and treated TPCs with growth factors and assessed gene expression profiles as a function of developmental stage and anatomical origin.

Developing cells share a proportion of their DHS landscapes with ESCs; that proportion decreases continuously in each cell type as differentiation progresses, providing a quantitative benchmark of developmental maturity.