Sentence examples for feature of developing from inspiring English sources

Stimulus dependence is a general feature of developing sensory systems.

The characteristic feature of developing Asia, however, was that they didn't even really try to face up to the dilemmas of financial management.

A striking feature of developing and regenerating lymphatic vessel networks is the close association with myelomonocytic cells (Harvey & Gordon, 2012).

Indeed, one could hypothesize that minor defects resembling dyschondroplasic lesions may be quite a common feature of developing cartilage, that resorb spontaneously except in OC(D) predisposed foals.

The design and implementation of such corridors across large roadways must become an essential feature of developing megacities where the preservation of rare native species at the urban wildlife interface is a priority.

This correlation structure contrasts the aperiodic, network bursting activity that is a common feature of developing neural circuits in vivo and in vitro (O'Donovan et al., 1998; Feller, 1999; Wagenaar et al., 2006).

Here, we discuss recent evidence that, taken together, suggests that transient features of developing cerebellar synapses may act to coordinate network activity, and thereby shape the development of the cerebellar microcircuit.

They also mimic key features of developing brains.

We discuss that concurrent occurrences of PNET and adipose tissue are not fortuitous events, but an evidence that neurocytomas and PNETs originate in the residual germinal pool from common progenitor cell rests recapitulating features of developing neurons and with a potential for mesenchymal differentiation.

The paper analyzes key labor market and institutional features of developing countries that affect functioning of unemployment insurance: a large informal sector, weak administrative capacity, and large political risk.

To address these questions, the paper analyzes key labor market and institutional features of developing countries that affect the functioning of UI: a large informal sector, weak administrative capacity, and large political risk.