Sentence examples for extent of the developing from inspiring English sources

The total number and distribution of interneurons was assessed throughout the rostral caudal extent of the developing cortex.

Thus, removal of all 3 Robo receptors appears to result in a marked decrease in the total number of interneurons throughout the rostral caudal extent of the developing cortex.

Examination of expression patterns for Fgfr3, Cdk6, and Eomes in OSVZ along the entire rostro-caudal and latero-medial extent of the developing cortex revealed distinct domains of high and low levels at multiple locations, outlining complex maps across the early postnatal cerebral cortex (Fig 6).

Within a few blocks, there are dozens of other stores that import low-cost products from Asia (cheap watches, hair extensions, perfumes) and sell them to store owners visiting from all over the Northeast and, to a surprising extent, much of the developing world too.

"An early goal of the tentative U.S. re-engagement with Burma should be full disclosure of the extent and intent of the developing Burmese nuclear program," Mr. Lugar said in a statement.

Also, the extent of the newly developed metastatic burden was greater in patients with ≥5 CTCs/7.5 ml compared with those with <5 CTCs/7.5 ml [ 6].

Two opposing trends have made it hard to gauge the true extent of inflation in the developing world.

Indeed, the economic power of the developing economies is now such that to some extent they can grow independently of the developed world and have found their own momentum, beginning a process of industrialisation that encompasses more than 1.5 billion people.The developed world should be thankful for this trend.

Table 4reports the volume fraction of rubber (V r) in each of the cured nanocomposite samples along with that of the virgin EVA elastomer.V ris considered as a measure of the crosslink density of the sample which in turn represents the extent of interaction developed between the reinforcement and the matrix.

Certainly it will not support the billions of people around the world who do not have the benefits of electricity to the extent that the developed world has, and they want it.

This paper uses C-factor as a tool for investigation of the performance of a heat exchanger due to fouling which consequently gives information regarding the extent of fouling developed on the heat transfer surfaces.