Sentence examples for key developmental stage from inspiring English sources

A study in the Netherlands of 565 children between the ages of seven and 12, and their parents, found that narcissism was more likely to manifest when a child is "overvalued" during their key developmental stage.

The Scientific Committee of the ICRM decided, for the 2011 Conference, to present laboratories that are at a key developmental stage in establishing, expanding or applying radionuclide metrology capabilities.

Germination is a key developmental stage in plant life cycle.

The blastocyst is a key developmental stage featured by the gaining of pluripotency and the beginning of lineage differentiation into inner cell mass and trophectoderm cells.

According to Sawyer, adolescence is a key developmental stage during the life-course, were adolescent health and well-being are affected by early life adversities, and where also adolescent circumstances influence future health and adjustment [ 15].

This dataset represents profiles of micro-dissected tissues containing both epithelial cells and immediately adjacent stroma at puberty, a key developmental stage during which the TEB exhibits invasive directional growth through the fat pad, resulting in ductal elongation and branching.

The striking thing about the two most successful economies (and leading liberalisers) of the last two centuries Britain and America is that during key developmental stages they were unusually free from invasion fears.

This handbook augments its discussions of key developmental stages with sidebars on creating suspense, balancing scenes with plot summary, and evoking character and setting.

In this entry, we have seen how various ethical issues arose during key developmental stages of search technology that eventually led to contemporary "Web 2.0-era search engines".

"Whilst a formal diagnosis requires a comprehensive clinical assessment, screening checks at key developmental stages can help professionals identify children who may be showing signs of autism".

One tested hypothesis posits that this response is beneficial to both mother and embryo because it reduces the mother's intake of, and embryo's exposure to, potentially toxic chemicals and pathogens during key developmental stages (Flaxman and Sherman 2000).