Sentence examples for feeding development from inspiring English sources
The information so far available for CSPs suggested these well-defined and conserved proteins were involved in diverse activities, including chemical communication, feeding, development, mating, immune regulation, as well as circadian rhythms.
By measuring transcript levels with respect to biological events, such as blood feeding, development, parasite infection and mating, one can identify genes that are likely to be involved in the underlying processes.
The nonparametric Mann-Whitney test was used to compare total cell counts (expressed as both cells/ml and total cells) according to menopausal status, NAF-producing status, previous history of breast cancer, parity and breast feeding, development of breast cancer during the study and the presence of DL cytologic atypia.
Oral clefts are associated with difficulties in feeding, growth, cognitive development, speech and behavior and require several surgical, medical, nutritional, dental, and other healthcare interventions [ 12, 13].
Macroscopic modeling of metabolism can be used in many applications to accelerate cell line selection, medium optimization, feeding strategy development, and other bioprocess development activities.
This has resulted in our nation's high schools and colleges fielding teams in record numbers, feeding the development of players and fans for the professional ranks.
Treatment consists of dividing the bands as early as the child's general condition permits to optimize feeding, craniofacial development, and prevent fibrous ankylosis due to disuse.
Little is known about premature infants' feeding skill development and the contribution to it of biologic and environmental conditions.
Assessment also shows that parents' knowledge and practice regarding childcare, feeding and development are far from adequate.
The potential mechanism of action of breast feeding impacting development of IBD is thought to be related to changes in the gut fora of breast fed infants.
Nurses and neonatal nurse practitioners provided more detailed descriptions than did neonatologists, and the feeding and developmental specialists provided more nuanced responses about feeding and development.
