Sentence examples for erroneous developmental from inspiring English sources
If a gene makes an erroneous "developmental decision," cells grow where they shouldn't.
Therefore extrahepatic shunts must be considered erroneous developmental anomalies.
Although it would be erroneous to see these developmental studies as simple repetitions of those of the 19th-century social evolutionists, there are, nevertheless, common elements of thought, including the idea of stages of growth and of change conceived as continuous and cumulative and even as moving toward some more or less common end.
Goodfellow and his ICRF colleagues figured that if they could understand what decided whether a person grew male or female sexual organs the most fundamental of developmental decisions they might better understand the erroneous decisions made by cells at the start of cancer.
In worms, both erroneous DSB repair and chromosomal instability often result in developmental abnormalities, altered chromosome morphology, and/or DNA damage sensitivity, all of which are phenotypes that can be readily detected without the need of complex techniques (Fig. 2).
One developmental study seems to support our speculation: observation of an erroneous action is sufficient to enact the correct action even in eighteen-month-old children [21].
To ignore the logic of Atkins elevates the risk of an erroneous attribution of cognitive and volitional maturity to a seemingly competent adolescent whose developmental reality may be exactly the opposite, raising the terrible risk of a death sentence where it is not deserved.
A simple speculation could be that fSCNT blastocysts would maintain more erroneous (i.e., less reprogrammed) epigenetic states than cSCNT and thus retain a lower developmental potential.
However, it is arguably reductionist, and some may say erroneous, to consider all individuals 15 years and older as adults, given the well documented developmental differences between adolescence and adulthood.
This is totally erroneous.
