Sentence examples for in the context of the developmental from inspiring English sources

This phenomenon will be discussed below in the context of the developmental origin of VSELs and the mechanisms that keep them quiescent in adult tissues and prevent them from uncontrolled proliferation and teratoma formation [ 67, 72].

Finally, adult decisions about health behavior are made in the context of the person's prior developmental history.

However, how these drugs could be used in the context of the RASopathies, which are developmental diseases, rather than in the context of anti-cancer therapy is unknown.

Potential risk factors for reproductive cloning are presented and discussed in the context of possible developmental malformations, frequently observed after embryo culture and cloning in farm animals.

These problems will be discussed in the context of fiber developmental biology and of potential solutions enabled by genomics and biotechnology.

While it is unlikely that p120 and Kaiso are essential for Wnt signaling, their influence might be important in the context of complex developmental and regulatory vertebrate environments.

Further, in the context of early developmental factors, using height in combination with waist circumference may result in a more sensitive measure to detect early developmental factors associated with obesity.

Consequently, definitions of developmental APD have shifted from delineating what makes the disorder unique (e.g., British Society of Audiology 2007) to acknowledging that it can occur in the context of other developmental disorders (e.g., British Society of Audiology 2011).

Although this term was used initially purely in the context of developmental studies, it became clear over the years that the functional scope of epigenetics stretches far beyond the developmental processes (Choudhuri 2010).

The Arabidopsis LSH1 and Oryza G1 (ALOG) family of developmental regulators (corresponding to DUF640 in Pfam) were identified in the context of homeotic and developmental mutants in both eudicots and monocots [ 20- 22].

Studies of early-life neurotoxicant exposure have not been designed, analyzed, or interpreted in the context of a fully developmental perspective.