Sentence examples for less immature from inspiring English sources

"If I'm choosing a film now I want it to be, maybe, less immature than things I've done in the past," he said.

Although these mice appear to have less immature proliferating myocytes during embryogenesis, they reach adulthood without apparent morphological defects.

"If I'm choosing a film now, I want it to be maybe less immature than things I have done in the past.

Studying less immature neonates, we focused our attention on the clinical outcomes in our series and the practical implications for the clinical neonatologist regardless of nosologic classifications.

Conversely, while RA SF-derived pDC displayed an immature phenotype directly comparable with their normal PB-derived counterparts, RA SF-derived mDC displayed increased CD80 and CD86, but decreased CD62L, suggesting a less immature phenotype.

However, the ratios of total CD45+CD34+ HPCs, CD45+CD34+ CD38− immature HPCs and CD45+CD34+CD38+ less immature HPCs among the total CD45+ cells were unchanged (Fig. 4D).

The uncontaminated amniotic fluid specimens were analyzed within 24 hours with the use of the TDx/TDxFLx FLM II assay with values 55 mg/g or greater considered mature, values between 40 and 54 mg/g considered intermediate, and values 39 mg/g or less considered immature.

Occasionally, coyotes, bobcats (Lynx rufus) and domestic dogs (Canis lupus familiaris) can displace eagles from carrion, usually less confident immature birds, as has been recorded in Maine.

As feminine facial traits differ less from immature traits than do male traits [28], they are also potentially less costly to produce.

Compliant substrates induce CM dedifferentiation into a less organized, immature and proliferative state.

We next found that mature DC were less efficient than immature DC at driving Th17 polarization and that CTLA4-Ig favoured Th17 differentiation.