Sentence examples for idea developmental from inspiring English sources

Consistent with this idea, developmental genes such as Wnt3a, Dll1 and Fgf8 displayed altered expression in acd mice [19].

The idea behind developmental robotics is to create robots that learn behaviors the same way human children do.

"The use of sighted babies of blind mothers is a clever and important idea," says developmental scientist Andrew Meltzoff of the University of Washington's Institute for Learning and Brain Sciences in Seattle.

Prominent child psychiatrists promoted the seductive idea that developmental differences in children result in their having a different bipolar presentation than what is typical of adults.

Closely tied to the notion of canalization is the idea of developmental instability, the random deviations from canalized phenotypes within an individual as opposed to variation among individuals.

Consistent with the idea that developmental defects of parent worms are not involved, we again observed a significant silica-NP-induced reduction of progeny and clear premature cessation of progeny production in those experiments (Figure 5).

This result is consistent the idea that developmental refinement in SAC SAC connectivity contributes to age-dependent improvement in direction selectivity.

First, we tested a popular idea in developmental psychopathology positing that autism results from the lack of a bias to orient towards social information.

Although it is still a prevalent idea in developmental biology, it has been challenged now for 10 years or more - for example, a really nice paper from Steve Small's lab from 2005 challenged the idea for Bicoid [ 2].

Patterns of gene expression were discovered that support the idea of developmental delay: axolotls maintained relatively constant hbe and hba transcript abundances, suggesting the maintenance of an embryonic hemoglobin expression profile throughout larval development.

Our results therefore support the idea that developmental processes, such as cell-type determination and patterning, depend on regulatory modules, which are semi-autonomous with respect to the rest of the genome [ 48].