Sentence examples for looking at the developmental from inspiring English sources

After inoculating plants with P. viticola, we followed the progress of the infection by looking at the developmental time-course of the pathogen.

Despite knowledge of these kinase encoding genes, several functional genomic screens looking at the developmental and behavioural effects of RNA interference against each gene in the genome [ 6, 7], and the effort to knock out every gene in the genome [ 4], the C. elegans kinome still appears understudied.

Strikingly, however, only very few studies have looked at the developmental defects induced by genistein exposure in fish.

Third, this study provides the first nematode evo-devo comparison looking at the downstream consequences of homologous developmental processes between species belonging to different nematode genera.

We chose to look at this developmental stage because it is prior to observable hemorrhage and vascular dysplasia.

Yet rather than looking at potential developmental gains from migration, governments have been slow to adapt.

An audit in one NHS Board area suggested that the age of children referred to speech and language therapy increased considerably after the changes, and a separate pilot project looking at reinstating universal developmental reviews for toddlers found a large number of children with previously undetected developmental delays [ 20].

To further understand the roles of mir-83 and mir-34, we tested for genetic redundancy by creating the double mutant and looking at developmental phenotypes.

However, to make sure this is the case, one needs to be confident about the test implementations and measures before taking a looking at developmental aspects.

In 2006, Clejan and coworkers investigated the relative contribution of HR and NHEJ in somatic C. elegans cells by looking at developmental abnormalities induced by IR damage (Clejan et al. 2006; Fig.  2).

Other activities, such as block play, puzzles, and looking at books, have developmental benefits for children and this may be particularly salient for parents [ 39].