Sentence examples for existence and developmental from inspiring English sources

The classification standard of posterior circulation is based on the existence and developmental situation of PCA-P1 and PCoA and the vessel diameter between them.

The existence and developmental potency of Stat3 null ES cells highlights the regulative nature of the naïve pluripotency network (Nichols and Smith, 2012).

Posterior circulation complex variations were classified according to the existence and developmental situation of PCA-P1 and PCoA as well as the diameter between them.

The classification standard of anterior circulation is based on the existence and developmental situation of ACA-A1 and the existence of ACoA.

The morphology of COW shown by all images (including original, MIP, and VR images) was analyzed and evaluated according to the existence and developmental state of blood vessels by two experienced neurological radiologists, who engaged in diagnostic neurological radiology for ten years.

However, some epidemiological evidence is now available from a number of LAMIC which shows the existence of mental and developmental disorders, and the demonstration of their impact on health care seeking and other aspects of the lives of children and adolescents [ 5].

This is because comparing distantly related taxa means that it is generally not possible to characterize the precise molecular basis and nature of causative changes (e.g., cis vs. trans, additive vs. epistatic; see Table 1), given the sheer amount of change that has occurred and the existence of developmental systems drift (Table 1) (True and Haag 2001; Wang and Sommer 2011).

Analysis of maize TFL1 homologs expression in different tissues and developmental stages showed the existence of differential transcript processing [ 63].

Using clonal analyses, forward and reverse genetic, the existence of developmental compartments is convincingly demonstrated.

The findings make the first strong case for the existence of culture in gorillas, says Andrew Whiten, an evolutionary and developmental psychologist at the University of St. Andrews in the United Kingdom, who studies social learning and culture in chimpanzees.

The findings confirm the existence of developmental phonagnosia as a modality-specific impairment and allow a first rough prevalence estimate.