Sentence examples for developmental paralysis from inspiring English sources

People in Nepal seem to be looking for a leader that can carry them out of developmental paralysis, no matter the cost.

A temperature sensitive mutation of dyn-1 in C. elegans causes a locomotion phenotype and both, egg-laying and developmental defects, but full paralysis like in Drosophila shibire is not observed (Clark et al., 1997).

Signs and symptoms of porencephaly include developmental delay, including delayed growth and speech development; seizures; incomplete paralysis; hypotonia (reduced muscle tone) with spastic muscle contraction; and hydrocephalus, microcephaly, or macrocephaly (an enlarged head).

Obstetrical brachial plexus paralysis (OBPP) continues to be a challenge for developmental neurologists, physiotherapists, and hand surgeons all around the world, and its incidence is somehow increasing in developed countries.

A classic example in a developmental context was provided by a two-legged goat, born with a congenital paralysis preventing the use of the front legs [ 77].

The World Health Organization has said there is a strong scientific consensus that Zika can cause microcephaly, a condition in which babies are born with small heads that can result in developmental problems, as well as Guillain-Barre syndrome, a rare neurological disorder that can result in paralysis, though proof may take months or years.

Is the developmental block specific for dauer exit or do they not exit the dauer stage because of paralysis?

Presumably, the progressive reduction of maternal SMN-1 results in developmental arrest of homozygous animals at a late larval stage reflected by a defect in gonadogenesis which is followed by paralysis and early lethality.

Political paralysis gripped Israel.

Paralysis is the default.

But — possession paralysis!