Sentence examples for lack of developmental from inspiring English sources
D-cbl mutants display overgrowth and lack of developmental apoptosis.
An almost complete lack of developmental data in literature precludes comparison of guppies with other species.
This response provides further support of an intact negative feedback mechanism in the ARC of hpg females, despite the lack of developmental reproductive hormone exposure.
Incomplete penetrance can be viewed as a lack of developmental canalization.
Histopathological examination of newborn F2 mice treated in utero and F1 mice treated through life (Fig. 1B) demonstrated lack of developmental or other abnormalities.
A student response that exhibits a lack of developmental thinking (DV1) with exclusive reliance on natural selection and the misuse of a term from genetics (CB2) follows.
Thus, we speculate that lack of a developmental muscle phenotype could indicate either that this pathway has no role during developmental myogenesis or that compensatory signaling negates detection of such a role.
Lack of prominent developmental defects arising from loss of many individual miRNAs is consistent with the observations of collaborative networks between miRNAs and roles for miRNAs in regulating stress responses.
By the mid-1990s, clinicians were aware that the landscape had changed considerably for extremely preterm infants, but wide variation in survival rates between single centres and a lack of standardized developmental follow-up meant that it was difficult to gauge the impact of extremely preterm birth on a national level and to counsel parents as to the likely outcomes for their child.
Even though these signaling components have distinct expression patterns and specific roles in WT plants, lack of stomata developmental phenotypes in mutant plants suggests overlapping or compensatory functions related to stomata development with other protein phosphatases.
In spite of that, the system seemed to be incomplete due to lack of detailed developmental analysis of hematopoiesis in adults.
