Sentence examples for developmental steps in which from inspiring English sources
Blood monocytes arise through a sequential series of developmental steps in which hematopoietic stem cells commit to common myeloid progenitors, followed by granulocyte-macrophage progenitors, monoblasts and finally pro-monocytes [2].
Key developmental steps in the learning sequence are described below (with reference to Table section in parenthesis).
Together, these results demonstrate that the developmental steps by which wheat grains are filled is correlated with miRNA-mediated gene regulatory networks.
The freedom of that first solo ski run is both a thrill for them as well as an important developmental step in their independence.
In 1996, the term malformation of cortical development was introduced to designate a collectively common group of disorders in children with developmental delay and young people with epilepsy; a classification scheme was introduced, based upon the earliest developmental step at which the developmental process was disturbed (Barkovich et al., 1996).
In the life cycle of plants, the transition from vegetative to reproductive growth is a key developmental step which is dependent on the stringent genetic program.
The regulatory functions of DICER-2 and ARGONAUTE2 were uncovered by using microfluidics to expose developing Drosophila embryos to a temperature step, in which each half of the embryo develops at a different temperature through developmental cycle 14.
"Chappie" takes its inspiration from a real (if small) field of artificial intelligence known as developmental robotics, in which simple robots like iCub learn by doing.
"Emerging adulthood is a unique developmental stage in which young people have a lot of figuring out to do, and it's important to consider the developmental context in which infidelity occurs.
Hands are the product of a developmental program in which DNA plays an important, but not exclusive, role.
