Sentence examples for examination of the developing from inspiring English sources
Histological examination of the developing iridocorneal angle immediately after birth and at postnatal day 2 (P2) reveals no apparent differences between wild-type and PPCD1 (Fig. 4, B and D).
Histological examination of the developing retina in cep290 knockdown embryos revealed no gross lamination defects; however, functional analysis of vision revealed a reduction in visual behavior.
The method provides an objective examination of the developing brain, potentially permitting areas of accelerated or delayed maturation to be readily identified.
Examination of the developing nervous system in E10.5 embryos by whole-mount staining using antibody against 165-kDa neurofilament reveals no abnormalities in the Prtg −/− embryos.
Examination of the developing pupae revealed mutant phenotypes that included short, kinked legs and a gas bubble that remained at the bottom of the pupal case phenotypes exhibited by known muscle mutants (45) (Table 2).
Initial coding on a subset of interviews was conducted independently by two Consultant Forensic Psychiatrists (one of whom, AB, is an experienced qualitative researcher) and finalised by consensus; the codes were expanded as additional data was examined and altered as iterative examination of the data developed by the research worker created a comprehensive analytic framework.
An examination of the substructure developed during creep reveals that the details of the substructure in 99.99 Al are significantly different from those characterizing Harper Dorn creep in 99.9995 Al.
On closer examination of the fully developed midbrain, we found the GFP expression to match faithfully with TH expressing dopamine neurons throughout the ventral tegmental area and substantia nigra pars compacta domains of animals from both genotypes, and thus to be an excellent surrogate marker of midbrain dopamine neuronal identity.
And it's not only a look at the diseases: it's an examination of the health systems of the developing world, what impact aid has really made, pharmaceutical companies and their priorities... Again, it's one of those big, overarching themes that's very hard to get a broadcaster to say: OK, we're going to throw a team at this for nine months.
There is a shortage of radiologists for US examinations in the developing world and WFUMB is trying to promote tele-interpretation of US studies in these countries.
Moreover, examination of developing siliques on plants that were heterozygous for the sco1-2 T-DNA inserevealedled that approximately 25% of the developing ovules were white (88 white ovules out of 360 examined; see Figure 2B).
