Sentence examples for in a developmental sequence from inspiring English sources
Features in a developmental sequence of new emerging events can move around or develop at different speeds, one or more of them can be omitted, or a whole new feature can appear.
Even so, the very existence of intraspecific heterochrony means that absolute age usually cannot be considered to be a reliable criterion for ordering specimens in a developmental sequence [ 30].
Challenging this view, however, recent molecular studies have found that turtle and lizard cortical neuroblasts generate neurons that express upper layer molecular markers, in a developmental sequence similar to that observed in mammals.
It is not clear precisely how the average EPS is affected by lack of resolution in a developmental sequence, but, in general, an increased number of simultaneous scores will tend to push the value towards one.
Variant cell lines, derived from HL60, which show reduced capacities for neutrophil and monocyte differentiation can be arranged in a developmental sequence which suggests that the potentials for neutrophil and monocyte differentiation are expressed sequentially by HL60 cells in this order.
The changes and modifications in gene expression in bone tissue explain a developmental sequence that has three principal periods: the proliferation stage, extracellular matrix maturation, and mineralization period.
In turn, this permits a developmental sequence not experimentally feasible in other mammals.
What we have, then, is not a spectrum but a sequence, a developmental sequence.
OSA provides a rigorous framework for optimizing variations (polymorphisms) in the developmental sequence of a species to yield a single, consensus sequence.
In general, Feuerbach regarded Leibniz's theory of monads as an original philosophical position that offers a genuinely novel conception of substance and an alternative to the mechanistic-mathematical Cartesian account of motion, and thus constitutes an organic link in the developmental sequence of historical philosophical systems.
Ki-ras mutations are thought to occur as a relatively early event in the developmental sequence of colorectal adenocarcinoma (Vogelstein et al, 1988), and may therefore be expressed early on by most of the tumour cells.
