Sentence examples for follow developmental from inspiring English sources

To determine whether sectorial-oriented grouped pigmentations of the retina follow developmental patterns of pigmentary mosaicism.

Although the SoFa lines were designed primarily to follow developmental processes in vivo, many questions in cell biology are most directly approached using primary cells in culture.

If methylation at this site can change during pregnancy in response to environmental effects such as nutrient supply (Angiolini et al., 2006), the variation may not follow developmental patterns, but rather reflect more localized influences.

Interestingly, sequential changes in transcript abundance follow developmental changes in the black/brown-seeded genotypes (PC175 and DH78) but an extreme shift from 30 to 35 DAP and reversed at 40 DAP occurred in yellow-seeded genotypes (YS143 and DH42).

Thus, fluorescently tagged Lin7c localization reflects the tissue- and stage-specific maturation of epithelial polarity during development and can be used as an excellent tool to follow developmental changes in Crb-mediated cell polarity in vivo.

As can be seen from Figure 4, the embryos were observed as follows: developmental malformation at 8 h (e), no extension of tail at 24 h (f), spine deformation and heart sac edema and congestion at 72 h (L, M, N).

In this study, we followed developmental changes in the mosaic pattern of two subtypes of RGCs during the neonatal period in the pan-ventronasal domain of the retina.

Therefore it is possible that in the case of PD, developmental exposure to paraquat may not be as damaging as later exposure, particularly if this later exposure follows developmental exposure to maneb.

Trends in the development of dental caries in population have traditionally followed developmental patterns where, as economies grow and populations have access to a wider variety of food products as a result of more income and trade, the rate of tooth decay begins to increase.

As Leigh Syndrome progresses it is associated with stepwise developmental delay followed by developmental regression and death due to respiratory failure.

Richard I was wondering if I could ask you to use your influence to try to address the lack of children's fiction that does not follow the developmental curve?