Sentence examples for difference in the developing from inspiring English sources

Williams, head of research and development for maternal and neonatal health at GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) in London, was looking for ways that GSK could make more of a difference in the developing world.

He believes that mobile phones are one way to make a difference in the developing world by bringing services to the poor that they otherwise would not have.

Having a real safe haven for deposits, however small they may be, can truly make a difference in the developing world.

With respect to their morphology and metabolite status, no significant difference in the developing seeds of the arr22 mutants was observed compared to wild type.

MyoD staining showed a subtle difference in the developing mLVP at this time point, with the WT muscle appearing as a thin band of fibres whereas the Tbx1 +/− mLVP was more diffuse without an obvious orientation (Fig.  5C and D).

The experimental results demonstrate that already in an early stage of deposition there are major differences in the developing textures.

For this reason, lower levels of Vitamin D could feasibly lead to differences in the developing brain's wiring, which might explain the higher rates of mental illnesses like schizophrenia or depression among people born in the winter.

Within this early period, risk for autism appears to confer a range of differences in the developing brain.

However, knowledge concerning the genetic basis of sexually dimorphic traits is limited in any organism, including mosquitoes, especially with respect to differences in the developing nervous system.

Improvements in neuroimaging technologies, and greater access to their use, have generated a plethora of data regarding male/female differences in the developing brain.

Their progeny were collected as wandering third instar larvae and sexed using morphological differences in the developing germline and genital imaginal disc.