Sentence examples for developmental variance from inspiring English sources

Based on the appearance of the fifth lumbar vertebrae, suggesting developmental variance one subject was excluded from further participation.

Previous studies of the cognitive sequelae of developmental variance across the life span have tended to be drawn from nonrepresentative samples or specific populations such as low birth weight or low IQ.

A possible explanation for the lack of significance could be developmental variance: Our Brachionus clones originated from a variety of habitats, from different latitudes, salinities, or water chemistry (e.g., alkaline lakes vs. brackish water).

At lower levels (1 50 mg/dL) lead may cause subtle cognitive and behavioral changes difficult to differentiate from normal developmental variance whereas at moderate levels (50 70 mg/dL) children may display a global decrease in activity, such as children who do not enjoy playing or who developmentally fall behind their peers.

Developmental variances leading to transitional vertebrae at the thoracolumbar and lumbosacral junctions and developmentally short/absent pedicles have been identified as a separate category.

To identify clusters of WRKY genes that were activated during each flag leaf developmental stage, variance stabilized counts of differentially expressed WRKY genes that were obtained above were also subjected to agglomerative hierarchical analysis as follows: Variance-stabilized read counts obtained in the previous section were log transformed and Z-scores were computed.

Focusing on one behavioral assessment in childhood as often done contributes to this lack of predictive validity as it neglects developmental within-person variance.

Differences in phenotype measurements between individuals of the same RI genotype are due to random fluctuation and alleles genetically controlling stability (canalization, for developmental traits) or variance (anti-canalization) [ 39, 40].

We think that variance in developmental rate would simply dilute our power to detect effects.

Therefore, the upper range of development is not represented in enough detail (ceiling effect), limiting the mappable variance in developmental levels.

We know less about the heritability of thermal physiology in salmon, but additive genetic variance for developmental rate exists under some thermal conditions (Hebert et al. 1998; Kinnison et al. 1998).