Sentence examples for in developmental terms from inspiring English sources

In developmental terms, it is as if McIlroy had figured out how to run before he could walk.

In developmental terms, this function is carried over from the larval stage since the BOs also communicate with the circadian pacemaker system of the larva (Kaneko and Hall 2000).

From the liberal side of the aisle, Frank Bruni observes, "He's best described not in political terms but in developmental terms.

In developmental terms, the more widely examined organs for SI and SD are the cotyledon and first true leaf.

The lower age limit of 6 is justifiable as younger children cannot be expected in developmental terms to be capable of meaningfully answering the interview questions.

These lower levels of investment by stepfathers could, at least in part, explain why children with stepfathers do worse in developmental terms compared to children with fathers.

Indeed, the small-world topology seems well suited for the neuronal network of the brain when thinking in evolutionary and developmental terms.

Evidence suggests that oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) and conduct disorder (CD) are closely related in taxonomic and developmental terms [ 1].

Developmental terms were found in both groups, but were much more prominent amongst UNC1999 sensitive (EZH2 dependent) genes (Fig.  7b).

More general, developmental terms are enriched in pigmentation genes but likewise this also applies, for example, for liver genes (supplementary table S5, Supplementary Material online).

Although Gold talks in developmental psycholinguistic terms about language learners learning grammars by trial and error, his extremely abstract proofs actually make no reference to the linguistic content of languages or grammars at all.