Sentence examples for developmental process from from inspiring English sources
Reed believes that an important part of the 1970 team's legacy and special relationship with its fans was the developmental process from the time he was drafted in 1964.
The inadvertent use and release of nanomaterials into the environment affect plant growth and developmental process from seed germination to crop/fruit production.
Along the developmental process from hit finding to clinical candidate, many inhibitors did not advance beyond the stage of hit-to-lead optimization, due to their poor selectivity, physiochemical or pharmacokinetic properties.
Maybe suffering, at some level anyway, is an inherent part of life and has been an integral part of the developmental process from the very beginning.
Tissues were primarily sampled from three-week old seedlings, and the symbiotic response was profiled across several genotypes and time points spanning the developmental process from early signalling to the onset of nitrogen fixation in mature nodules.
GA3 is a diterpene plant growth regulator, controlling various growth and developmental process from seed germination to flower and fruit development.
The remainder of the review will examine developmental processes from the point of view of the nucleus.
NK lineage committed precursors (NKPs) that differentiate into NK cells but not other hematopoietic cells have been identified in adult mouse bone marrow (BM) by the surface phenotype of Lin−CD122 (IL-2Rβ)+ [2], and the developmental processes from NKPs to mature NK cells have been described in detail [3].
Waddington [ 1] suggested a conceptual mechanism called canalization that buffers developmental processes from environmental and genetic perturbations and therefore helps to produce constant phenotypes.
Gibberellins and ethylene are both involved in the control of plant developmental processes from seed germination and cell elongation in hypocotyls to formation of stomata and flower senescence.
One of the advantages of zebrafish is that the oocyte is externally fertilized, allowing early developmental processes, from fertilization onwards, to be easily analyzed.
