Sentence examples for developmental consequence from inspiring English sources

This appears to be a developmental consequence of Bmi-1 deficiency in neural stem/progenitor cells or in glia.

Therefore, in addition to potential acute and chronic toxicity on adult pollinators, these studies support a developmental consequence of neonicotinoid exposure.

If reduced IQ is a developmental consequence of the ADHD disorder, then, by controlling for IQ, one may very well control for a part of the disorder [ 35, 36].

Rather, the possibility remains that the decreased social engagement observed at age of diagnosis (and by 12 months of life in Sib-A) is the developmental consequence of impairments in a different functional system during infancy.

Impaired habituation in rpm-1 mutants was not rescued by expression of RPM-1 in adulthood, which suggests that habituation defects are a developmental consequence of rpm-1 dysfunction.

Although it is possible that our findings of inefficient preparatory mechanisms in ADHD adults may be a developmental consequence of the disorder, differences in findings may also be attributable to differing task and/or sample characteristics.

Recognition of depression is a factor that can facilitate professional help seeking [ 17] and consequently reduce the prolonged suffering, suicide risk and developmental consequences of an untreated mental disorder [ 18].

Loss of RFC expression or function portends potentially profound physiological or developmental consequences.

The timing of growth faltering in utero may affect developmental consequences.

Richard Copley then presents a general EvoDevo perspective of major genomic changes having developmental consequences for the phenotype.

These types of interactions are stressful for young children and can have negative developmental consequences for the child (Smith & Brooks-Gunn, 1997).