Sentence examples for developmental legacy from inspiring English sources

Likewise, the mammalian egg reaches the fertilisation encounter with a transcriptional inheritance representative of its developmental legacy.

Finally, we also consider it unlikely that a longer history of captive breeding in the Local population rendered ranched smolts of Local parentage better adapted for ranching performance than smolts of Foreign parentage, for example related to superior homing abilities or ability to overcome in the ocean any deleterious developmental legacy induced in the hatchery.

Compared to Canada and Australia, the developmental state legacies of Japan and South Korea have had a different influence on their social investment thinking.

Suffice to say that their recent entry into the educational realm has not been marked by a flurry of educational research activity beyond a legacy of developmental science and psychology that claims certain realities for infant experience and capability, largely based on laboratory tests with infants and their mothers.

(2015) argued that developmental telomere attrition is a promising marker of the legacy of an individual's developmental history, because it integrates the consequences of multiple sources of developmental stress into a single somatic marker.

Developmental psychologists often talk about the importance of leaving a legacy — something tied to who we are that will outlive us.

Reed believes that an important part of the 1970 team's legacy and special relationship with its fans was the developmental process from the time he was drafted in 1964.

Today's Kazakhstan seemingly possesses the developmental self-assurance and stability to focus on building its reputation and legacy through measured self-promotion, instead of lashing out at fictitious characters that use the country as the cheap butt of jokes for audiences that know nothing about the country itself.

Accordingly, we already have a legacy of millions of children with environmentally related neuro-developmental disorders, and we can expect this problem to continue or even increase.

It seems indeed like it's been a tough legacy to outlive for LGBT people in these locations, regardless of any possible developmental, economic or political factors.

Within Canada's 97 blocks, Tough finds a different kind of legacy — one shaped by parents who have learned to pay attention to their children's developmental needs.