Sentence examples for infancy phase from inspiring English sources
The authors describe CSR as being in its infancy phase, which limits the understanding of the concept to the view that CSR simply means being philanthropic.
The security considerations in a TBUT setting are still in their infancy phase and require a more thorough analysis by the research community.
Following the infancy phase, the network is specifically exposed to data points representing five different motion primitives shown in two different contexts for a period equal in length to the infancy phase.
Regulation of the infancy phase is likely to involve numerous interacting systems, especially insulin and the insulin-like growth factors and their competitive binding proteins.
Currently, the research related to the MR molecular imaging of PC is still in its infancy phase; however, in view of the existing achievement, we believe that these studies will have a far-reaching influence on the diagnosis and treatment of PC.
As in our previous paper [ 29], the SOM is initialized through an infancy phase, roughly corresponding to a motor babbling phase, in which it is merely exposed to points randomly sampled from input spaces representing two limbs (e.g., arm and leg), which ultimately results in two regions, each representing one type of limb, within the map (see Fig. 1a).
Ribogenomics and its research are still at their infancy — the discovery phase.
Dr. Manning examines the role of empathy at each developmental phase: pregnancy, infancy, adolescence, young and middle adulthood and elder adulthood.
"But we are going to fight for them". So far, that fight is only in its infancy, but the first phase is already taking shape.
Immunity varies with age, reflecting unique age-dependent challenges including fetal gestation, the neonatal phase, and infancy.
Ultrasound of superficial lesions shows a mass lesion, which is highly vascular on colour and power Doppler imaging, notably during the proliferative phase in infancy, when these growing mass lesions cause clinical concern.
