Sentence examples for developmental parity from inspiring English sources
The embryonic zebrafish heart is the first organ to develop, and shows similarity to the embryonic human heart, specific comparison has been drawn to show developmental parity between the 24 hours post fertilisation (hpf) zebrafish heart and the human heart at three weeks [ 2, 3].
Gopnik (1993a, 1993b; Gopnik and Meltzoff 1994) deploys developmental psychological evidence to support a parity theory of self-knowledge.
If MYC induces transcription from P1, the inferred feedback loop would have positive parity and contribute to the developmental choice in the normal crypt progenitor population and its amplified neoplastic derivative.
A grammar tree is used to encode a cellular developmental process that can generate whole families of Boolean neural networks for computing parity and symmetry.
The molecular and cellular effects of aging on both normal and malignant breast tissue are superimposed on a continuum of developmental changes that normally occur between puberty and menopause, heavily influenced by menstrual history and parity.
Despite the wealth of literature supporting the role of endocrine-mediated processes in parity-related refractoriness, little is known of the molecular mechanisms that govern pregnancy-specific developmental changes in the mammary gland.
Although women's basketball is following the same developmental arc as men's basketball, which began its N.C.A.A. tournament in 1939, complaints have grown about a lack of parity in the women's game.
