Sentence examples for developmental criteria from inspiring English sources

Children avoid weight lifting, power lifting, bodybuilding, and the use of maximal amounts of weight until they have met certain developmental criteria.

It warns against a model whereby the respect accorded to embryos is made dependent on the attainment of various qualitative or developmental criteria.

Larval samples were collected 5 days after hatching and pupae at stage P8, as per established developmental criteria in Ganeshina et al [101] (see Table 1).

When all developmental criteria were considered collectively, offspring from the contaminated site experienced 19% lower viability.

Embryo quality can be assessed in terms of implantation potential on the basis of morphological and developmental criteria.

Normally, the type of symmetry should be chosen according to criteria that are relevant to the biological context of a particular study, and will most often consider anatomical and developmental criteria.

Eighteen participants met the developmental dyscalculia criteria.

"Hazard information without some kind of dose information is scary," says Kim Boekelheide, a professor of medical science at Brown University and a member of the Working Group that reviewed the reproductive and developmental toxicity criteria.

As no criterion instrument ('gold standard') exists for early detection of parenting and developmental problems, criterion validity cannot be assessed.

This possibility underscores the inherent challenges of conducting basic research on human gametes – namely that the majority of the oocytes are those discarded from Assisted Reproduction Technologies (ART) cycles because they did not meet the developmental and/or morphological criteria for clinical use and that the sample size is limited.

The number of DIV required for the elaboration of all differentiated progeny was determined to satisfy several essential developmental and cellular criteria, including homogeneity of the developmental lineage species examined (>95%) and the absence of alternative neural species.