Sentence examples for disturbing the development from inspiring English sources
Comparison of the cyclopamine phenotype at the first-tooth to the 3 4-teeth stages shows that disturbing the development of the first-tooth germ has an effect on the entire dentition, whereas disrupting the dentition at later stages results in a mildly reduced phenotype with additional teeth forming and completing development.
Contact with chemical substances, drugs or environmental agents such as electromagnetic field (EMF) during adolescence therefore has the potential to disturb the development of the morphological architecture of components of the CNS (such as the hippocampus).
So, it is possible that early epileptic seizures of the GTCS epilepsy patients disturb the development of the DMN, and change the structure of the DMN.
Obesity is associated with a range of metabolic, inflammatory and vascular abnormalities that may disturb the development of a normal pregnancy and perhaps even increase the susceptibility of the fetus for later disease.
But further on, Rac1 activity disturbs the development of mechanically stable adherens junctions.
Exposure to xenoestrogens during pregnancy may disturb the development and function of male sexual organs.
These results indicate that orfH79 impairs mitochondrial function, which appears to disturb the development of both male gametophytes and the roots of CMS-HL rice.
These results indicate that orfH79 impair the mitochondria function, which may disturb the development of both male gametophyte and root of CMS-HL rice.
Maternal prenatal cigarette smoke damages the antioxidant system, has a negative impact on both the mother and the fetus on the genetic and cellular levels, and might disturb the development of the immune system in the fetus [ 1, 46].
Defects of the proper AGO1 function or expression are known to compromise all DCL1, DCL2 and DCL4 mediated silencing activities, and depending on the type of ago 1 mutant allele, may severely disturb the development of the plant [ 65].
The VP1620 failed to hamper the penetration and migration of H. avenae at the early stage but significantly reduced the total number of CCN in its roots and dramatically disturbed the development of the following J3 and J4 stages.
