Sentence examples for developmental properties from inspiring English sources
The company helps consumers acquire cross-border residences, apartments, developmental properties and other real estate-associated financial products.
The structural organization and developmental properties of PLBs are similar to protocorms in general.
Donald Super made a substantial contribution to career research as early as the 1950s by focusing on the developmental properties of careers (Super 1957).
Naive and primed pluripotency is characterized by distinct signaling requirements, transcriptomes, and developmental properties, but both cellular states share key transcriptional regulators: Oct4, Sox2, and Nanog.
Initial attempts to use colony morphogenesis as a tool to investigate bacterial multicellularity were limited by the fact that laboratory strains often have lost many of their developmental properties.
Furthermore, many changing developmental properties of the pediatric myocardium and differences in the etiologies of ventricular dysfunction in children compared with adults are illustrated in these articles, invalidating the concept that children can safely be considered small adults for the purpose of understanding heart failure pathophysiology and treatment.
While activation of NF-kB in the adult mouse is known to exhibit pro-inflammatory effects often resulting in apoptosis, its role in the immature lung extends to anti-inflammatory as well as pro-developmental properties [14,16].
This study describes the developmental physicochemical properties of silk fibroin scaffolds derived from high-concentration aqueous silk fibroin solutions.
These findings further suggest that Hpa1 and Hpa110 42 in particular have a promising potential of agricultural application for improving developmental and/or defensive properties of economically significant crops.
Thus, loss of p73 synergizes with p53 loss-of-function in altering the developmental and/or migratory properties of immature T cells.
The differences observed were likely related to the developmental and metabolic properties of each distinct tissue.
