Sentence examples for developmental landmarks from inspiring English sources

Claims vs. Facts Typically, children who are found to be autistic appear normal for their first months or year, then they seem to lose natural developmental landmarks.

"Any time we talk about developmental landmarks of the unborn child, anything showing that the unborn child is a member of the human family — that gets the public to take a closer look at abortion," said Mary Spaulding Balch, the state policy director of the National Right to Life Committee, who is widely seen as the architect of 20-week legislation.

The potential for endocrine modulation was also assessed by analysis of sperm count and quality as well as time to onset of developmental landmarks.

The day of appearance of developmental landmarks was recorded and used as the unit of analysis.

To identify developmental stages, we used the size and shape of the somatic gonad and vulva as developmental landmarks (Methods, and Fig. 2A).

Regarding the emergence of developmental landmarks, both the eyelid opening and the permeation of the auditory conduct took place later in the mutants (p<0.001) and also the functional measure associated with ear opening, the Preyer's reflex, was significantly delayed in the RhoE gt/gt mice (p<0.001, Figure 3C).

The eighth fruit developmental landmark was reached when the seeds harvested from the maturing fruit were viable for germination.

We propose the third fruit developmental landmark as the stage of 4 16 celled embryo, which occurred approximately 4 dpa (Fig. 7A and 7B).

At this same time, another developmental landmark serves to illustrate the importance of cell size: after 12 divisions, Xenopus embryos engage the zygotic transcriptional machinery for the first time [ 139].

Although we attempted to age match animals from different cultivation temperatures based on the well characterized timing of developmental and aging landmarks at various cultivation temperatures (Byerly et al. 1976), slight differences in age could still have occurred.

Whole-mounts and histological sections were used to code the appearance of 10 developmental events comprising landmarks of development from the early bud stage to late chondrogenesis in the forelimb and the corresponding serial homologues in the hindlimb.