Sentence examples for developmental sequences from inspiring English sources

The developmental period can only truly be said to end with the termination of an organism, for much activity continues to unfold new developmental sequences, not all of them progressive and favourable, to be sure.

Although developmental studies of Monoplacophora are lacking, several authors have made studies of size series within well-collected species to postulate developmental sequences.

A study of the formation of epicormic branches on suppressed beech trees revealed developmental sequences that had not hitherto been studied in depth.

To investigate developmental processes, we have begun to approximate the human sensorimotor configuration and to engage sensory and motor subsystems in developmental sequences.

Before the advent of the comparative biology stream (below), the third stream was a developmental biology stream, during which the students examined developmental sequences of sea urchins and the Japanese medaka and carried out a research project on regeneration in either planaria or blackworms.

We found etsrp+ cells of the head, trunk and tail follow distinct developmental sequences.

While the developmental sequence was relatively similar within each subregion, the chronology was not.

The term epigenesis, borrowed from embryology, refers to the predetermined developmental sequence of parts of an organism.

Also, a structure may continue to develop beyond the previous embryological sequence (hypermorphosis) or the developmental sequence can stop earlier than normal (progenesis or hypomorphosis).

The side walls have five patterns of thickening, which are believed to represent a developmental sequence from the initial xylem (protoxylem) to the final mature xylem (metaxylem): annular (a series of rings), helical (a long continuous spiral), reticular (a network), scalariform (a series of elongated bordered slits), and circular bordered pitting.

Erlitou, in north-central Henan, for example, was initially classified archaeologically as Early Shang; its developmental sequence from about 2400 to 1450 bce documents the vessel types and burial customs that link Early Shang culture to the Late Neolithic cultures of the east.