Sentence examples for developmental model and the from inspiring English sources
Given the preeminence of Drosophila as a developmental model and the abundance of conditional genetic tools available, we anticipate that ribosome profiling in Drosophila will be useful in deciphering the biological roles of not only readthrough, but all non-canonical translation events, throughout development.
This work demonstrates that cyclic hydrostatic pressure promotes bone growth and mineralisation in a developmental model and supports the hypothesis that hydrostatic forces play an important role in regulating bone growth and remodelling in vivo.
In a second step, findings were summarized in a developmental model and discussed regarding the above mentioned questions and the specific phenomenology of each age group.
A link between this developmental model and sexual dimorphism is made for the first time, and provides a new set of morphological criteria to sex human crania.
Nonetheless, the participation of NGOs and even the pastoralists themselves, if there are any, is mere tokenism as the EPRDF government follows a developmental state model and the views and concerns of the government take primacy, as is evident for more than two decades (see also UNDP Ethiopia 2012).
Zebrafish is an excellent genetic and developmental model for the study of vertebrate development and disease.
According to the developmental model, the two sensory impairments multiply the effects of one another and intensify the impact each one has on an individual.
Our work establishes the tools and a new developmental model to study the molecular mechanisms underlying the switch between proliferative and functional beta-cells within the same islet.
The zebrafish (Danio rerio) is a powerful genetic and developmental model to study the development of vertebrate circulatory system, especially hematopoiesis.
This may respond to the absence of leadership and of a developmental model in the top management of the health system.
Derived almost 15 years ago, human ESCs have provided a unique developmental model for understanding the genetic and epigenetic regulation of early human cardiogenesis.
