Sentence examples for fresh developmental from inspiring English sources

When his father made a similar journey, to a different school, three decades ago, many more members of the media were present to record a fresh developmental stage in the life of a future king.

In coordination with Keller's review article in this week's Science, in which he examines the state of microscopy technology and speculates on the technological advances and computational and mathematical methods that will be necessary to deliver fresh insights into developmental biology, Science Careers spoke with Keller about his career path and ambitions.

Such protocols are only successful if fresh tissue from early developmental stages is used and even here a substantial amount of cells do not survive the procedure.

In order to compare differences in the levels of endogenous JA among various floral stages, flower tissues of approximately the same fresh weight from all 6 developmental stages (Fig. 1a) were collected and the phytohormone extracted.

Additional file 1: Carotenoid concentrations (μg g −1 fresh weight) in all four developmental stages (S1-S4) of L. barbarum and L. ruthenicum fruits.

Retrospective analyses of large data sets suggest that frozen embryos surviving with all blastomeres intact have an implantation potential similar to that of fresh embryos at the same developmental stage (Edgar et al., 2000).

ACB eggs were transferred to fresh corn leaves and the developmental durations, the hatching rate, the larvae duration, the pupae duration, and the adult life, etc. were recorded to construct the life table of ACB [ 57].

Furthermore, HOCL exhibited significantly higher fresh and dry matter at most developmental stages of siliques and seeds.

Many of them have only recently graduated into major economies and their developmental experiences are still fresh.

Whole-mount immunofluorescence and confocal microscopy were applied to fresh flushed embryos at each preimplantation developmental stage and revealed a unique distribution pattern.

If predators caused the limb abnormalities, we should see fresh and healed injuries and possibly developmental malformations if limbs were amputated early enough in tadpole development to partially regenerate (Forsyth 1946; Fry 1966).