Sentence examples for incomplete development of from inspiring English sources

They start, Dr. Riley said, with increased risk of a baby with the neural tube defect spina bifida, an incomplete development of the spine.

Aplasia is the term used when an entire organ is missing from an animal; hypoplasia indicates arrested or incomplete development of an organ, and hyperplasia an increase in the production of the number of cells e.g., the persistent callus that forms on the elbows of some dogs.

Patients under 18 years of age were excluded from the study owing to the incomplete development of the mandible.

A dominant-negative Gjb2 R75W transgenic mouse model shows incomplete development of the cochlear supporting cells, resulting in profound deafness from birth [Inoshita A et al. (2008) Neuroscience 156:1569–1567].

The most common image of Zika is of babies born with microcephaly, a birth defect that causes a shrunken head and incomplete development of the brain.

The U.S. Supreme Court, in Roper vs. Simmons, 2005, recognized the psychological vulnerability of young people and the incomplete development of their minds as compared to adults, but no distinction is typically made by police during interrogations.

The usual incomplete development filling of seeds and the low heterosis rate of seed weight suggest that when the "sources" are in surplus, the sinks are not fully filled or utilized.

Previous studies suggest that incomplete development and failure of differentiation or apoptosis of neuroblastic cells is critical in its development [ 91].

In these populations, incomplete development and hyperreactivity of the airways, pulmonary congestion, and immunological impairments may play a role in the pathogenesis of a severe LRTI [ 14].

Malformations resulting from hypoplasia or agenesis of both Müllerian ducts are categorized as Class I. Malformations arising from incomplete development or absence of a single Müllerian duct are categorized as Class II, and this class covers anomalies such as unicornuate uterus.

Again, rates in leaves at higher positions (20 25) declined because of incomplete development and yet again, later in the season, this same cohort of leaves now had the highest rates (Fig.  3).