Sentence examples for many other developmental from inspiring English sources
As in the case of vernalization, photoperiod undoubtedly affects the metabolism of the known plant hormones, and so influences many other developmental responses apart from flowering.
They establish long-term affiliations with an academic institution and access many other developmental opportunities, including sporting activities, societies, community volunteering, as well as making new friends and relationships.
Like many other developmental disorders, autism affects patients with a range of conditions -- from those who function at high levels but have social and emotional barriers to those who cannot communicate and repetitively rock or bang their heads.
Like many other developmental disorders, it covers a range of disabilities, from "high-functioning" cases like Temple Grandin, a college professor with problems only in social and emotional understanding, to people devoid of speech, virtually unaware of others, trapped in repetitive patterns like rocking, head-banging or obsessive counting.
This information may prove as a better input in hydropower generation system, water management, strategic planning and many other developmental activities in any region.
Pax6, as many other developmental regulators, depends on a substantial number of cis-regulatory elements in addition to its promoters for correct spatiotemporal and quantitative expression.
The sequences of many other key developmental genes and transcription factors are also found in the T. corallinus genomic data set.
The expression of Dnmt3L is limited to germ cells and early developmental stages ([69 71], and reviewed in Ref. [72]), whereas Dnmt3a/b are active in many other genomic and developmental contexts, implying that their catalytic activity must be amenable to regulation by other proteins apart from Dnmt3L.
No, I didn't know very much at all about Asperger Syndrome, other Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), and Down syndrome or about so many other severe intellectual developmental delays and physical disabilities afflicting children and adults.
Different from many other organs, the developmental program of the mammary gland is completed only postnatally when extensive mammary gland remodeling occurs in response to ovarian hormones.
The present study focused on yet a third organophosphate, parathion, which is more potent toward systemic toxicity than chlorpyrifos or diazinon but that at low, subtoxic doses, also differs from them in many other aspects of developmental neurotoxicity (Slotkin et al. 2006a, 2006b, 2007a, 2007b, 2008b).
