Sentence examples for developmental evidence from inspiring English sources

Max Telford of University College London thinks the developmental evidence shows Platynereis and vertebrates inherited their nervous systems from a common ancestor.

Developmental evidence suggests that there are distinct stages in children's perception of evolution-related phenomena.

For instance, developmental evidence from dolphins demonstrates that limb buds develop normally in the first few weeks, but then shrink in later embryonic development (Sedmera et al. 1997; see Fig. 3).

Computational and developmental evidence suggest that such inferences are enabled by a principle of rational action: the expectation that agents act efficiently, within situational constraints, to achieve their goals.

Our developmental evidence in Experiment 3 suggested that it is precisely this bias awareness that younger reasoners lack.

Based on comparative and developmental evidence, some authors have suggested that distinct mechanisms for large and small number representation may operate in infants, non-human primates and possibly in other animals too [17], [19], [48].

Developmental evidences on the lower molar row of murine rodents suggested a cascade where the first molar inhibits the second and the second the third, the activation-inhibition balance remaining stable at each step of the process.

Poverty-health connections are explored in the proposed work, thus incorporating the developmental evidence-policy interface consideration.

Gopnik (1993a, 1993b; Gopnik and Meltzoff 1994) deploys developmental psychological evidence to support a parity theory of self-knowledge.

This conclusion is compatible with the Unifying Theory Wang (2010) based on the study of a Jurassic fossil plant with free central placentation Wang (2010) plus morphological, anatomic, and developmental genetic evidence, namely, that the carpel in the classic sense is a composite organ comprising an ovule-bearing shoot and foliar parts enclosing the shoot Wang (2010).

Further, comparative developmental genetic evidence supports the homology of the endomesoderm [ 4] and ectodermal neurogenesis [ 5] across eumetazoans.