Sentence examples for developmental maturation from inspiring English sources

May precede death (GO 0016265) and may succeed developmental maturation (GO 0021700).

May precede death (GO 0016265) of an organism and may succeed developmental maturation (GO 0021700).

Several aspects of neuronal physiology showed significant developmental maturation in culture as well as genotypic differences between AS patients and control subjects.

Small cohort size and prolonged developmental maturation argue for the use of single subject research designs in this population.

Interestingly, these differences were generally not present at the earliest stages of development, but reflected a failure of AS-derived neurons to undergo the developmental maturation observed in control neurons.

AS-derived neurons failed to show similar developmental maturation, resulting in a lower proportion of cells that fired AP trains and a higher proportion of immature APs in AS neurons (Fig. 3b).

Differences in the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of a drug across age groups, reflecting changes in developmental growth and maturation 1, 2, may result in differences in possible clinical benefit.

This age range was chosen to avoid any interaction with developmental or maturation processes in younger ages and to gather endpoints at an age when Aβ/tau pathology and cognitive deficits are readily detectable.

As EAAT2 expression continuously increases during developmental CNS maturation and is low in the early postnatal period [37], the missing effect of ceftriaxone on glial uptake in the mixed glial cell culture obtained from newborn rats may reflect reduced sensitivity of the EAAT2 promotor to β-lactam antibiotics.

In the absence of Ahr, NK cells show reduced cytolytic activity and capacity to control RMA-S tumor formation in vivo, despite having normal developmental and maturation markers [ 96].

Control neurons phenocopied developmental neuronal maturation (Picken Bahrey and Moody, 2003); at early time points 36% (5/14) of neurons generated a single immature action potential (Fig. 2E and K) in response to a large depolarizing current (Fig. 2J), mostly due to low expression of voltage-gated sodium channels (Nav) (Fig. 2H).