Sentence examples for developmental shortcomings from inspiring English sources
Consider why any mother – one who has decided to carry her pregnancy to term – would choose to give birth to a baby with developmental shortcomings.
And with age-related laws restricting the right to drink, drive, marry, serve on juries, etc., all American states have long acknowledged adolescents' developmental shortcomings.
The novel bacteria diet (Table 1) on the other hand had none of these shortcomings at any developmental stage.
This shortcoming may compromise the analysis of the full developmental potential of grafted cells.
The failures of serving the people entrusted to the care of the New York State Office for People With Developmental Disabilities, documented in your article, illustrate the systemic weaknesses and managerial shortcomings that characterized this agency when Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo took office earlier this year.
While the article by Zavrelova et al. (6) shows distinct developmental patterns of DR and associated specific risk factors, it has some shortcomings that future studies should focus on.
To address this shortcoming, we have taken the approach of exploring the role of candidate developmental orchestrators specifically, proteins whose expression patterns mirror key developmental time-lines, and are also likely to play important cellular functions likely pivotal for neuronal development.
"The openness of these students made me realize this shortcoming, and now the topic has become part of my syllabus," said Hayes, a developmental endocrinologist who specializes in amphibians.
One shortcoming of this approach is that transcripts represented in cRNA pools can vary greatly between tissues, developmental stages, and treatments.
