Sentence examples for in its developmental from inspiring English sources

First, given that the construction and housing industry in Myanmar is still in its developmental stage, it will take several years before more advanced construction technology and engineering practices are widely adopted by Myanmar companies.

After sensory cell differentiation, the residual Kölliker's organ remains as a large collection of epithelial cells on the medial aspect of the sensory organ, the organ of Corti (named after one of Kölliker's students, Alfonso Corti), while it is still in its developmental stage.

This implies that terminating a fertilised embryo, however early in its developmental process, is equivalent to murder.

Dr. George Lewis, a missile expert at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Security Studies Program, said the PAC-3 had performed quite well in its developmental tests, conducted by the contractor under ideal conditions, and somewhat less well in the more realistic operational tests, undertaken by soldiers using production-line missiles.

Another strategy in its developmental stages is specific immunoprophylaxis with human anti-Chikungunya virus immunoglobulins.

The natural zooplankton in the present study was dominated by Temora longicornis, but varied in its developmental stage composition, apparent nutritional quality, amount and availability.

In the outer-petal, the CI had increased from 4.55 in S1 to 5.51 in S4, in contrast, and its developmental difference in the inner-petal was more significant and increased from 34.00 in S1 to 69.28 in S4.> -wrap-foot> Stagetage 1), flower-bud stage; S2 (Stage 2), initiating bloom stage; S3 (Stage 3), bloom stage; S4 (Stage 4), wither stage.

Taking the correlation of HOXC9 expression with favorable outcome and spontaneous regression in neuroblastoma, its developmental significance and its proapoptotic function in neuroblastoma cells into account, we hypothesize that Hox-C9 may contribute to the process of spontaneous regression in neuroblastoma.

Consequently, the state experienced tension between being in a new environment demanding progressive change and their interest in increasing its developmental role.

Reduced sizes in both, the salivary glands and of the entire organism in all its developmental stages, are the result of this activation.

Mouse models of HED caused by mutations affecting Edar function display the same morphological features as those observed in the human condition [8], [9] and have been useful in identifying its developmental and genetic basis [10], [11].