Sentence examples for developmental reference from inspiring English sources
Simultaneously, aGFP serves as a facile and synoptic developmental reference guide for expression profiles of individual genes or gene families in wild-type Arabidopsis thaliana plants.
It is well known that the developmental stages for reference E strains occur at later time points than for reference L2 strains [51].
In this analysis the reference developmental stage was adult apterous aphids.
The Bayley-III is a norm referenced developmental scale of cognitive, language and motor development over the first 48 months that has good psychometric properties, and has been used extensively in follow-up of preterm infants.
Although it is common in philosophy to associate sciences with theories, such that the individuation of a science is dependent on a constitutive theory or group of models, it is uncommon to find presentations of developmental biology that make reference to a theory of development.
Can the authors reference other developmental stages that confirm or refute this interpretation?
GFP distributions were determined, and then summarized with reference to developmental stage and cell type.
The results indicate that the expression of 118 genes, including 55 functionally unknown genes, increased significantly at least at one developmental interval compared with reference stages (S2-3).
Taking this developmental stage as a reference, we found 1037 and 981 miRNAs (which also represent conserved miRNA sequences from insect species as duplicates) that were differentially expressed in pre-pupae and pupae, respectively.
Firstly, in reference to developmental disorders of language, identifying regions that deviate from typical structural properties may in future provide a more accurate basis for diagnosis and effective remediation.
A thorough understanding of the evolution of land plants requires knowledge about the phylogeny of green algae and embryophytes as well as insight into the evolution of plant genomes with special reference to developmental processes.
