Sentence examples for developmental occurrence from inspiring English sources

This study aimed to evaluate the developmental occurrence of inspiratory phonations (IPs) in the spontaneous cries of healthy infants across the first 10 weeks of life.

To evaluate the developmental occurrence of subharmonic (SH) and noise (N) phenomena and to quantify their extent in the spontaneous cries of healthy infants across the first 3 months.

The aim of the present study was to elucidate the developmental occurrence and control of Ser phosphorylation in COS BTPC using a phosphosite-specific antibody.

As pictures are the products of paintings, mental representations (thoughts, concepts) were taken to be the quasi-objects that result from the productive developmental occurrences of perceiving and thinking.

But some of the 'processes' that process philosophers operate with are not temporal developments in this sense — they are, for example, temporal but non-developmental occurrences like activities, or non-spatiotemporal happenings that realize themselves in a developmental fashion and thereby constitute the directionality of time.

In individuals with developmental disabilities, occurrence of self-harm is often demonstrated to be related to its effects on the environment, such as obtaining attention or desired materials or escaping demands.

This observation has significant implications for our understanding of the precise developmental patterns of occurrence of xyloglucan in cell walls and of cell wall biology in general.

Prevalent occurrence of developmental TFBSs regardless of cluster and species may be an indication that extensive binding of developmental TFs on UCEs existed in metazoan ancestors and these TFs regulated various nearby genes to coordinate developmental functions.

The rate of occurrence of developmental disabilities is also highly variable, because of differences in definitions and in reporting.

Perfect birth care can be helpful to reduce the occurrence of developmental delay in children.

Herein, we investigate in a mouse model the effects of two distinct factors: developmental stage after the occurrence of the perinatal insult, and the presence of a seizure predisposing mutation.