Sentence examples for developmental choice from inspiring English sources
Mitotic sensitivity to ecdysteroids may be a regulatory mechanism coordinating olfactory development with the developmental choice of diapause entry.
The temperature, external to the host, at which larvae develop also affects the female-only developmental choice, with indirect development of female larvae favoured at greater temperatures.
This trait is therefore different from the dauer larva developmental choice, in which a developmental decision is made based primarily on the multi-factor perceived environmental conditions.
Secondly, that the proportion of female larvae that develop indirectly into free-living females is favoured, i.e. the female-only developmental choice becomes more biased towards the development of adult free-living females [ 5].
Thus, high (low) concentrations of food or low (high) temperature can efficiently inhibit (promote) pheromone-induced dauer formation, allowing animals to assess and integrate diverse sensory cues in order to make a robust developmental choice.
All P. falciparum parasites within one infected cell result from a single developmental choice, suggesting that initiation of differentiation happens before replication within a red blood cell (Silvestrini et al. 2000; Smith et al. 2000).
"This 'lock-in' would slow down the introduction of climate-friendly technologies and narrow the developmental choices that would place the global community on the path to a sustainable, green future," he said.
We postulate that these parasites linger in an intermediate state with open developmental choices.
In this direction, some of the authors have recently started to characterized such integrated GRNs considering the relevance of light sensing in flowering developmental choices [ 66].
Distal enhancer sites are engaged extensively prior to promoters, analogous to what has been seen in developmental fate choices.
It is easy to maintain, comprise a fast development, and its embryos are moderately transparent and therefore an adequate choice for developmental studies [17].
