Sentence examples for in the proper development from inspiring English sources

Therefore, although the normal function of anosmin-1 is required in the proper development of GNRH neurons, overexpression of anosmin-1 in the developed brain may be an underlying mechanism for some brain tumors.

Criticism has also provoked serious discussion about the impact of the welfare state, modern insurance practices, and the importance of economic analysis in the proper development of the law.

Although it is generally agreed that neural activity plays an important role in the proper development of the visual system, the mechanisms by which this occurs and the extent to which activity can instruct visual development remains hotly debated.

Type 1 is caused by mutations in the endoglin gene and type 2 is caused by mutations in the ALK-1 gene, both of which encode proteins that are involved in the proper development of blood vessels.

Although both urban and rural planning legislation has played certain roles in the ordering of land-use, lack of coordination among different zoning systems is still a key issue in the proper development and conservation of limited land.

There are many crucial genes and signaling pathways in the proper development of an organism.

Therefore, our study suggests that Apc in lung mesenchyme plays central roles in coordinating the proper development of several quite different cellular compartments during lung organogenesis.

Our study suggests that Apc in lung mesenchyme plays central roles in coordinating the proper development of several quite different cellular compartments including lung epithelial branching and pulmonary vascular circulation during lung organogenesis.

Deletion of ErbB4 in PV-positive interneurons in these mice also results in fewer synapses being made onto pyramidal neurons [ 210], thus demonstrating the importance of this transmembrane receptor (as well as Neuregulin 1) in affecting the proper development of at least one subset of GABAergic interneurons.

In flowering plants, the proper development of the embryo requires the coordinated expression of a different nutritive tissue, the triploid endosperm [2].

Ms. Myers, dean of the American Dance Festival's School from 1969 to 2000, has taught dance at various colleges and is especially known for her workshops in dance composition and the proper development of the body.