Sentence examples for extended developmental from inspiring English sources
The hDiffModule indicates the stage-specific differentiation potential and is therefore not suitable for depicting an extended developmental window.
Extended developmental work was conducted using the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB), a social cognition model which can be used to predict and explain any behaviour in terms of a limited set of constructs [ 15].
In particular, the extended developmental trajectory of the frontal and temporal areas suggests their higher reserves of plasticity.
A key strength of this trial is that the evaluated intervention is built on extended developmental work.
Our findings, together with the refinement of the ILF over an extended developmental period, and its compromise in CP, all point to a potential mechanism in which an extended face network, over the course of experience and maturation, becomes progressively organised and optimised.
These findings are consistent with those observed in human brain development (4, 5), indicating that rhesus monkey serves as a useful model system to learn about how genes shape primate brain development over extended developmental periods through expression of specific spatiotemporal patterns.
The discovery of CRCs in most adult tissues extends developmental questions to tissues other than the SCN and to earlier times in development.
The present study extended the developmental timeline by investigating 6-month-olds' ability to integrate individual elements into whole contours through an assessment of their capability to discriminate circle and square contours constructed from oriented Gabor patches via a newly designed cueing paradigm for infants.
In contrast, the strength of selection against infected C. quinquefasciatus reaching adulthood was much greater in another study where limited daily supplies of food extended larval developmental times beyond the onset of V. culicis' spore production (Agnew et al. 2004).
Hayes et al. (2006) determined that the pesticide mixture extended these developmental time points to 59±± 2 days and 70 ± 2 days, respectively (mean ± SE; these values are our best estimates from Hayes et al.'s Figure 2).
We conclude with a discussion of related work on learning and prospects for additional research, including extending the framework to cover developmental phenomena.
