Sentence examples for manifestation of developmental from inspiring English sources

To date, our knowledge concerning the origins, causes, and manifestation of developmental stammering remains under specified and different theories exist which try to explain the phenomenon of stammering.

Recent studies on the manifestation of developmental reading problems established an interesting behavioral similarity to a form of acquired dyslexia referred to as letter-by-letter (LBL) reading.

This is one manifestation of developmental plasticity, the process by which one genotype can produce a range of different phenotypes (Bateson et al., 2004).

Manifestation of developmental defects especially of neurological symptoms after birth of CS patients led us to postulate that csb gene may perform essential functions during the extrauterine life when the child is no longer protected by the controlled environment in mother's womb in terms of angiogenic factors and gaseous oxygen.

Yen et al [ 53] hypothesize that alcohol consumption may help adolescents avoid recalling the episodes of childhood physical abuse or may be a manifestation of developmental psychopathology whereby "deficits in cognitive, social, emotional, and behavioral functioning associated with maltreatment" (p. 581) may predispose the adolescent to alcohol use in order to cope with these outcomes.

Post-natal examinations are necessary to detect all possible manifestations of developmental toxicity, such as effects on the immune system.

Against this background, we have explored the usefulness of retinoic acid mediated regulation of neural tube and axial patterning as a general mechanism that, when perturbed, may result in manifestations of developmental toxicity that may cover a large part of malformations known to occur in experimental animals and in man.

The organization for economic co-operation and development has issued guidelines for a one-generation study design, but this study design is not sufficient for the detection of many manifestations of developmental toxicity and the guideline is likely to be revoked in the near future.

All of these phenotypes are common manifestations of developmental hypothyroidism [52].

The acknowledgment of disasters as the manifestation of unresolved developmental and service delivery problems (Wijkman and Timberlake 1984) and as phenomena that respect no national boundaries have specifically influenced this global drive.

The apparent peak age of 18 for the UHR state suggests that this may be a manifestation of a developmental vulnerability period [ 45, 46].