Sentence examples for developmental peak from inspiring English sources

Archaeologists have found that three major indigenous cultures lived in this territory, and reached their developmental peak before the first European contact.

In both sexes there appears to be a developmental peak level of nicotinic currents (weeks three and four for males, week three for females) which declines significantly by week five; however, the developmental upregulation of the nicotinic currents appears less prominent in the female FVB mice.

The galls were about five months old which corresponds to the period when the aphid colony inside reaches its developmental peak.

3, 4 The human subplate layer reaches a developmental peak at the same time as the premature brain is at the highest risk for hypoxic injury, that is, around 27 30 gestational weeks.

24 first reported a developmental peak in NKCC1 expression around the first postnatal week in the rat forebrain, with down-regulation of NKCC1 messenger RNA (mRNA) and protein after this time point.

Further, OTX2 transactivates Crx expression [ 10] and this is in accord with the timing of the developmental peak of Otx2 in both photoreceptors and pinealocytes, which precedes that of Crx [ 14, 57].

In the adult rat pineal gland, many of the homeobox genes, which show a developmental expression peak around the time of the appearance of Aanat and Asmt expression, also display a diurnal rhythm of expression, that is, Rax, Otx2, and Crx [ 7, 18].

"Contrary to stereotypical views of intelligence and the naïve theories of many educated laypersons, young adulthood is not the developmental period of peak cognitive functioning for many of the higher order cognitive abilities.

The fibronectin-specific integrin, α5β1 is regulated by ovarian steroids and its expression is positively correlated with developmental stages of peak proliferation.

Longitudinal studies indicate regional cortical gray matter volumes follow inverted U shaped developmental trajectories with peak size occurring one to three years earlier in females.

However, extensive investigations of the most closely related virus, KFDV, have established that 2 species of ticks (Ixodes petauristae, I. ceylonensis) are involved in viral transmission and that they exhibit different seasonal peaks; similarly, each developmental stage has a peak of activity that corresponds to different seasons.