Sentence examples for developmental line from inspiring English sources

Yet it is further down the developmental line that families look back for the causes of problems that fully manifest themselves only psychologically or socially.

A retrospective naturally follows a developmental line, the movement, in this case, of Pollock's work from that first muddied self-portrait to a final 1955 canvas, aptly called "Search" -- a portrait, in a sense, of self-abandonment.

There is a developmental line for the ability to tolerate limits; this ability emerges and becomes stronger over time.

Taking together the present findings and those of previous research on the role of socio-communicative cues in guiding infants' identification of others, a developmental line can be drawn.

The fast-replicating small DNA bacteriophages passed this developmental line more rapidly than the eukaryotic DNA viruses.

If only Nadal's teenage musculature had been less along the advanced developmental lines of, say, King James.

Cliff worked closely with Anna on, for example, her concept of developmental lines, with Dorothy Burlingham in her work with blind children and with many others.

The different developmental lines in haematological differentiation therefore seem to become manifest in different GRAF chromatin patterns.

These changes can result in dental fluorosis, which in its mildest forms presents as areas of white striations following the developmental lines of enamel [ 5].

Based on evidence presented here that entire (GO) functional categories of mRNAs are regulated in parallel by hypoxia (Table 2), higher order miRNA groupings may exist along functional or developmental lines that respond as networks.

Additionally, the expressed sequence tags (ESTs) VSQ318 and VSQ031 are both members of the odorant-binding protein family (Table 1), which exhibit distinctive patterns of expression, falling along developmental lines.