Sentence examples for developmental rather than from inspiring English sources
Although it owed an obvious debt to the documentary 7 Up and its subsequent septennial instalments (there's a free tongue twister for you), Child of Our Time had a different brief – developmental rather than sociological.
Some malformations (e.g., certain cardiovascular defects) are developmental rather than genetic in the strict sense of the word and can be corrected so that the length of life of such persons is extended.
(Does this kind of thing go over in Germany? Do people think, Boy, you really told me something about myself?) More than anything else, I would have asked that Bausch try developmental rather than serial form — just try it, and see if she couldn't make her art describe a longer span, and be intelligent between scenes as well as within scenes.
This is an accepted convention, even within science, but in a crucial technical sense it may be incorrect to do so, for these changes reflect alterations that occur over the time scale of a single entity, and as such can be seen as developmental rather than evolutionary processes (provided there have not been successive 'generations' of universes, or 'multiverses,' which we cannot rule out).
For these two reasons, educators – who should be designing school from a developmental rather than efficiency perspective – need to create learning environments in which children of all ages have constant opportunities to engage in a wide variety of gross and fine motor movements throughout the day.
The authors suggested that brain miRNAs had developmental rather than thermal adaptation functions.
These data suggest that, in contrast to Spred1 and Spred2, which are important negative regulators of developmental lymphangiogenesis rather than developmental angiogenesis, as previously reported [18], Sprouty2 and Sprouty4 are important negative regulators of developmental angiogenesis rather than developmental lymphangiogenesis.
This limited implementation of screening is not surprising given studies that have shown that physicians prefer to rely on developmental surveillance rather than developmental screening.
This highly consistent modification at specific CpG sites - many of which are associated with developmental genes - indicates that replicative senescence represents a developmental process, rather than a random accumulation of cellular defects.
Development itself is a constructive process in that organismic traits are built from the full range of resources that constitute particular developmental systems, rather than simply being "passed down" through their encodings in particular developmental resources, genes.
It has been suggested that developing barley embryos activate a developmental defense activation programme where expression of defence genes is explained to involve control by developmental signals rather than induction by pathogens [ 43].
