Sentence examples for developments underlying from inspiring English sources

Although imperial themes often found a place in these cultural developments, underlying loyalties were local.

The work is "a refreshing take on the problem of brain size evolution" in primates, says anthropologist Chet Sherwood of George Washington University in Washington, D.C. "Those of us who study living species" need to take more account of the ancient developments underlying "the diversity in brain organization we see today," he says.

These historical developments underlie many of the changes in the legal status of military conflict that Hathaway and Shapiro bring to our attention.

One development underlying the stories Mr. Nachman seeks to tell was the exodus of Jewish humor from the Catskills to America at large as many of the rebels were either Jews or, as Bruce might put it, "Jew-ish".

They are taking the infrastructure and development underlying [the Amazon Echo] and democratizing it.

Understanding how these shape changes arose provides insights into aspects of function and development underlying diversity patterns.

The Mbd5+/GT mouse model will advance our understanding of the abnormal brain development underlying the emergence of 2q23.1 deletion-associated behavioral and cognitive symptoms.

The peak age of increased risk in females is 16 20 years, which is a time of growth and development underlying puberty.

2, 3 Advances in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) have enabled investigators to characterize premature infant brain development in vivo 4 in an effort to identify the alterations in brain development underlying the high incidence of significant disabilities.

Our results are the first experimental demonstration of specific and distinct roles for basal progenitor subtypes in regulating cerebral cortex size and folding during development underlying the superior intellectual capability acquired by higher mammals during evolution.

Proper serotonin levels during development underlie the mature functional architecture for sensorimotor gating via appropriate actin polymerization.