Sentence examples for developmental details from inspiring English sources

The article contains developmental details and functionalities of these methods.

Moreover, our approach also incorporates conceptually the developmental details of Wolbachia-positioning during gamete production and modification [29], [30].

Finally, we are able to use the CP analysis to provide developmental details of OR families of the Human Olfactory Receptor Data Explorer HORDEE).

The sister group of Ephedra, the Gnetum-Welwitschia clade, is defined e.g., by the presence of an embryo feeder, higher order venation and many anatomical, histological and developmental details [ 23, 30].

49 The mechanics of such network evolution are, however, very difficult to test, given the large timescales of interspecific evolution typical of evo-devo, where we only have developmental details for a few tips in a large phylogenetic tree.

Twenty-one FL-cDNA libraries were constructed from 14 distinct tissues of the domesticated silkworm, B. mori, at various developmental stages; details are listed in Table 1.

The role of self-esteem in a family perspective can be explained by an encompassing developmental model detailing the mechanisms involved in the intergenerational transmission of depression [ 34, 35].

The fact that low self-esteem partially mediated the associations between parental and offspring anxiety/depression is in accordance with the developmental model detailing that children of depressed mothers are exposed to risks that may eventually create a vulnerability for low self-esteem, which over time increases the risk for depression, especially in adolescence [ 34, 35].

In June 2004, Environment California issued Growing Up Toxic: Chemical Exposures and Increases in Developmental Diseases, which details chemicals found in consumer products and their potential health impacts.

Autism severity was measured by dichotomous diagnostic classification of childhood autism/other pervasive developmental disorder (for details see Baird et al).

All experimental insects came from synchronized eggs (laid within one day) and a second developmental synchronization (for details, see [ 54]) took place during the 2nd to 3rd instar transition that means three days prior to sampling.