Sentence examples for gradient of development from inspiring English sources

The pallium of rodents has a lateral-to-medial neurogenetic gradient of development (Bayer and Altman, 1991).

This gradient of development may have consequences for follicle activation later in life where it has been recognized for many years that the first follicles to initiate growth are those that were formed the earliest, sometimes called the "first in, first out" or the "production line" hypothesis (124, 125).

If on the other hand, neighboring regions, though cytoarchitecturally distinct, are not different enough to engender a large differential, then the folding force may instead aggregate over a larger area (e.g., it may be that the central sulcus emerges due to the rostral caudal gradient of development rather than because of differences in cytoarchitecture in that area).

The microbial component of outdoor aerosols was assessed along a gradient of urban development from inner-city to rural in the seasonal-tropical metropolis of Hong Kong.

We tested this hypothesis using resource selection functions for 42 individual cougars maintaining home ranges across a gradient of anthropogenic development.

The method should be useful, with appropriate site-specific modifications, in evaluating the degree to which stands meet structural goals under ecological forestry methods, in monitoring responses to environmental change, and in examining biotic changes along a gradient of structural development following disturbance.

To investigate the temporal onset of H2BE expression relative to OR gene choice, we took advantage of the basal to apical gradient of neuronal development in the MOE.

This zone is characterized by a well-defined spatial gradient of cell development [ 4] along which salt effects are not identical, but demonstrate a characteristic response curve with cell developmental progression [ 4, 19].

Further, urea clearance by hemodialysis was efficient at approximately 70% and probably generated a sufficient plasma-to-brain urea gradient for development of cerebral edema, intracranial hypertension and DDS.

Its preliminary findings on the socioeconomic gradients of child development suggest that the CEDI is a promising tool for leveraging evidence-based, context-sensitive policies and practices to foster the development of all children.

Homozygous diminuendo mice at P4 lack the normal gradient of hair bundle development of OHCs between 0 and 80% of the cochlear length while above that in the apex the hair cells are still less mature than those at the equivalent position in wildtype littermates.