Sentence examples for developmental uniformity from inspiring English sources
To ensure developmental uniformity, all intensity measurements were taken from expanded cotyledons or the first true leaves.
Beyond explaining a basic mystery of developmental biology, understanding uniformity and how it is disrupted is important for the proper functioning of all living things, Roeder said.
Uniformity: uniform cylindrical phantom.
Experiments with various other constant features of various animals have shown that developmental canalization is a common feature, so that phenotypic uniformity cannot be taken as a demonstration of relevant genotypic uniformity (Rendel 1967; DeVisser et al. 1993).
Timing of leaf budbreak is an important physiological factor in the developmental processes leading to cropping of blackcurrant, as uniformity of development is essential for both successful harvesting and for optimum fruit quality and yield.
A study of sepals in Arabidopsis plants published in the July 11 issue of the journal Developmental Cell has revealed the mystery of how such uniformity occurs.
Furthermore, local non-uniformities in the expansion of the epithelium over developmental time would be predicted to result in progressively greater variation in nearest neighbor distances for those cell types whose spacing was established earlier, a fact which we observed in the chicken retina (see Figure 3D).
There is still much developmental work required before clinical audit is widely practised in member states, and Europe-wide uniformity of understanding and practice of audit can be achieved.
The lack of (empirically based) knowledge about how to account for developmental factors in the treatment of adolescent anxiety may be attributable in part to the 'developmental level uniformity myth' (Kendall 1984), which assumes that young people are a homogenous group.
All these cases suggest that body size, traditionally applied as a significant character in taxonomy of the genus (because of considerable uniformity in other morphological characters) is controlled by ecological factors rather than by a strict taxon-specific developmental constraint.
