Sentence examples for developmental disturbances from inspiring English sources

Unique to childhood are the late complications of osteomyelitis due to the growth and developmental disturbances of the affected bone.

In particular, the left prefrontal cortex of schizophrenia patients seems to be targeted by such early developmental disturbances.

Grasslands on several continents were regulated by the developmental disturbances of fire, large ungulate grazing, and the synergistic interaction of the two (Fuhlendorf and Engle [2001]).

This retrospective study evaluated survival rates, prognosis, and overall success of autotransplanted teeth in young patients missing anterior teeth as a result of trauma, agenesis, or developmental disturbances.

Owing to the anatomic proximity between the root of the primary tooth and its permanent successor, trauma to primary dentition may cause developmental disturbances in unerupted permanent teeth.

Absence of AUT, other ASD, or other developmental disturbances was confirmed for controls.

The appearance of these three together, they felt, was not fortuitous; all were expressive of a single, fundamental developmental disturbance.

Dysfunction of one of these genes leads to the accumulation of branched-chain amino acids (BCAA) and their branched-chain-keto acids (BCKA) in the body and finally to progressive neurological and developmental disturbance.

Apart from the severe developmental disturbance, the observed alterations in mitochondrial organization are interesting and might indicate a functional defect.

It is also clear that, although BRADH does occur as an isolated malformation, in the majority of cases it is part of a more general developmental disturbance i.e. the causative genetic or environmental teratogens affect pathways that are critical to both renal and extrarenal development.

Embryonic tumours, such as Wilms', may arise as a result of a developmental disturbance in differentiation.