Sentence examples for developmental characteristic from inspiring English sources
According to Bruce Charlton, a doctor and psychology professor at Newcastle University in Britain, what looks like immaturity — or in Charlton's kinder terms, the "retention of youthful attitudes and behaviors into later adulthood" — is actually a valuable developmental characteristic, which he calls psychological neoteny.
The developmental characteristic of chromaticity discrimination was assessed in the present study.
This clustered phylogenetic distribution suggests that Acalyptrate flies may possess some morphological or developmental characteristic that makes them more likely to undergo head modification [ 15].
Good meliorist that he is, he sees the built environment as, in principle, susceptible to reason and planning – but in fact, most of London's developmental characteristics are a function of caprice and serendipity rather than systematic thought.
In the late 20th century, the term asynchrony was used to describe the developmental characteristics of gifted children; that is, their mental, physical, emotional, and social abilities may all develop at different paces.
The metropolitan areas present very different spatial and developmental characteristics.
Based on the model outcomes, we review the developmental characteristics of ARS.
Such lexical items are non-specific in terms of the age or developmental characteristics of the referent.
Although they share some commonality, migraine and tension-type headache are separate entities in childhood with different developmental characteristics.
Early education should follow children's developmental characteristics, education for all children as well as pay attention to individual child.
The first two are crosses of P. trichocarpa, and their growth abilities can be linked to the developmental characteristics inherited from this species.
