Sentence examples for late in developing from inspiring English sources
Political parties were late in developing, but by 1960 there were several demanding independence.
Time will tell whether the Jaguars' win was a random upset or if Jacksonville is just late in developing after a lockout-marred offseason.
Japan was late in developing its economic system compared with other Asian and Islamic countries.Unlike economic historians of the past, Japanese Braudelians and Wallersteinians claim that Japan's modernisation had proceeded fairly steadily before the Meiji Restoration of 1868.
Middlesex outside the metropolitan area remained largely rural until the middle of the 19th century and so the special boards of local government for various metropolitan areas was late in developing.
The TaKO genes, particularly TaKO-D1, also appear to be very highly expressed late in developing grain at Zadoks stage 85 (Additional file 3), although the physiological basis for this is unclear.
We tested the enrichment of the non-coherent ontological terms for late miRNAs using sigPathway R package in the background of non-target late genes in developing cerebellum.
The influence of the late Jim Mansell in developing earlier guidance was significant, and as he cautioned in 2007: Developing good local services will not be cheaper, overall, than institutional care, but it will be more efficient because it will achieve more.
Synaptic transmission and other related ontological get sets again are found significantly non-coherent to late miRNAs in developing cerebellum.
Compared with normal P60 cerebellum, almost all the late miRNAs in developing cerebellum were downregulated in these CNS tumor cell lines (Figure 3A).
By contrast, insulin resistance in liver is a very late event in developing hyperglycemia [ 14].
Of all sensory disabilities in early childhood permanent hearing impairment that originates from birth or in the neonatal period is of special interest because of its adverse consequences on speech, language, cognitive and psychosocial development and the subsequent impact on educational and vocational attainment when detected late particularly in developing countries [ 8].
