Sentence examples for environment that develops from inspiring English sources

A co-author of the study, Dennis Kenney, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York City, said: "You get a collection of people always working together, doing the same thing, and if the supervision is not strong, the social environment that develops can be positive or negative".

The inhibitory extracellular environment that develops in response to traumatic brain injury and spinal cord injury hinders axon growth thereby limiting restoration of function.

Thus, we investigated the immunogenic response of our immortal hNSCs' progeny and were able to show that grafted IhNSC-Ps have the ability to integrate in the post-ischemic, inflammatory environment that develops in the brain after injury, also dampening the local inflammatory reaction at the integration sites.

It will be necessary to confirm whether a group of dogs can be identified displaying impulsivity that develops over time, inattention with temporally widely-spaced stimuli, hyperactivity in a non-novel environment that develops over time, altered reinforcement of novel behaviour and deficient extinction of previously reinforced behaviour.

The Early Pliocene (~ 5 Ma Pipe Creek Sinkholee (PCS) includes the sediment fill of a complex karst environment that developed in north-central Indiana, USA (Lat. 40° 27′ 25.4″, Long. 85° 47′ 37.2″).

For the most part, the group appreciated the "happier environment" that developed with the day-to-day involvement of undergraduates.

We need educational environments that develop all the intelligences of every student.

Carbonate rock strata were deposited in shallow marine, peritidal to subtidal environments that developed on fault-block highs.

This community grew up associated with transient water bodies in flood plain environments that developed under warm temperate, strongly seasonal climatic conditions.

Therefore, training students in teaching environments that develop bioinformatics skills is a particular challenge to medical schools.

Namely, the morphological variation in the Lake Biwa gudgeons should be considered an example of resource polymorphism associated with the different bottom environments that developed in the ancient lake.