Sentence examples for deviation from normal development from inspiring English sources
What remains unclear is whether this deficit in predictive control reflects immaturity of the motor system (a developmental delay) or some deviation from normal development (a disorder).
It is not known when deviation from normal development can first be detected nor what the typical signs of unilateral CP might be.
Such a scenario could explain why NB is seen largely only during infancy, because the initial deviation from normal development toward tumorigenesis can only occur during a specific time during development.
This model views any deviations from "normal" development as a disorder, requiring public policy programs and interventions for early prevention (Dahl 2004); however, an evolutionarily informed perspective views risky adolescent behavior through a very different lens.
Anther culture in the presence of appropriate compounds is a potent tool for obtaining complete pollen formation and for studying possible deviations from normal development (Heberle-Bors, 1989).
This review gathers experimental and clinical information on sirenomelia together with the necessary background to understand how deviations from normal development of the caudal part of the embryo might lead to this multisystemic malformation.
Therefore, deviations from normal personality development in children and adolescents can and should be identified and targeted for intervention [ 5, 22, 36, 37].
These compounds, classified as endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs), interfere with hormone biosynthesis, metabolism, or action, which can result in deviation from normal homeostatic control and can alter normal development and reproduction (Diamanti-Kandarakis et al. 2009).
A significant deviation from normal stoichiometry may result in malfunction or abnormal growth of the cells.
The standard is that there is "such imperative public importance as to justify deviation from normal appellate practice".
When asked for clarification, he said that it was "deviation from normal sexual behavior," the purpose of which was to procreate.
