Sentence examples for maturation is considered from inspiring English sources

Stereocilia maturation is considered complete by around P7 [16] and thus gelsolin is present in the stereocilia bundle during the critical period of stereocilia development and elongation.

The extensive tubulation during macropinosome maturation is considered to provide a potential mechanism for rapid membrane and cargo protein recycling back to the plasma membrane for subsequent macropinocytic events.

Synchronized cytoplasmic maturation and nuclear maturation are considered important for normal embryo development after fertilization [34].

Morphological signs of maturation were considered the presence of cytoplasmic granules, the lack of cytoplasmic basophilia, chromatin condensation and nuclear segmentation.

One clear simplification of our model was the assumption that growth and maturation were considered to be the only coevolving traits, whereas correlates of reproductive effort are also expected to evolve as a response to changes in the survival cost of reproduction (Reznick 1985; Bertschy and Fox 1999).

The final stage of embryo development is considered as the maturation phase.

(Fifth grade, and the worksheets are already black and white. Why is color reserved for small children? Is is considered part of the maturation process, to be content to live in black and white?).

The head kidney in fish, where heamatopoiesis and leukocyte maturation take place [53], [54], is considered as a functional homolog for human bone marrow.

However, since the microenvironment experienced for each individual can be different and because age and size are only proximate measures of maturation tendency, maturation should be considered as a variable process (Heino et al. 2002; Dieckmann and Heino 2007).

Delay in the maturation of cortical inhibition of detrusor contractions is considered among the pathophysiological theories [ 2].

Increased pericytes coverage is considered as a sign of microvascular maturation, which promotes vascular normalization.