Sentence examples for developmental variant from inspiring English sources

Nonunion of the posterior arch of the atlas is an uncommon but normal developmental variant.

The congenital midline non-union of the posterior arch of the atlas is a developmental variant present at a frequency ranging from 0.7% to 3.9%.

This developmental variant manifests as narrowing of the anteroposterior dimension of the spinal canal to less than 10 mm or thecal sac cross-sectional area less than 77 ± 13 mm² [39].

While there is some evidence that this developmental variant is more prevalent in individuals with epilepsy (Gamss et al., 2009), others have argued that this variant can be observed in as high as 18% of the non-epileptic population and is therefore not an etiological factor in epilepsy (Bajic et al., 2009).

An extensive number of lines were produced and displayed four developmental variants besides a normal phenotype.

Multiplex AD families in which multiple cases of AD are present provide an ideal setting for understanding developmental variants of the adult phenotype.

Knowledge of the embryology of the craniocervical junction is germane to this analogy of a two-component structure and also helps to confidently distinguish developmental anomalous/normal variant appearances of the imaged osseous craniocervical junction from genuine traumatic injury.

As all these inbred strains are viable and free of apparent developmental defects, homozygous variants in these strains are likely to have minimal effects on development.

All families have two or more children with either autism or an ASD, including Asperger syndrome and pervasive developmental disorder (PDD) variants.

Canonical WNT signalling is central to numerous developmental processes and variants discovered within members of this pathway have been implicated in multiple complex diseases such as familial adenomatous polyposis coli, colorectal and hepatocellular cancers, type 2 diabetes and schizophrenia [ 10- 14].

One approach to elucidating etiological mechanisms of ASD is to study the developmental functions of associated variant genes.