The vegetative organ samples were obtained mainly at the maturity stage of development, whereas almost all reproductive organ samples were obtained during the immaturity stage (Details in Additional file 2: Table S2).
These demonstrate the level of maturity of current development practices in two organizations.
Fourteen-day-old embryos were staged as E14.5, E15 embryos as E15.5, etc. Early embryos (between E10.5 and E13.5) were staged by a combination of somite number and maturity of limb development (Kaufman, 1994).
The TCI is regarded as a well-established personality test measuring psychobiological processes within the person and the maturity of personality development and its implication on health as well as a person-centered and multidimensional profile of neurobiological predispositions which is considered as the foundation of contemporary traditional personalized medicine [ 20, 49– 51].
As the result of maturity development of the Internet technology, the wisdom city can be built and developed quickly, including intelligent transportation infrastructure as one, which is indispensable.
His is a story of maturity and development, of mistakes and overcoming them, and of making the best of a golden opportunity.
Yet, no overall pattern of progressive maturity or stages of development were discernable across African sites.
The COBES experience generates emotional consequences which challenge students' ideals and values and contributes to personal development, a sense of maturity and development of civic responsibility [ 4].
The Children's Act also states that every child has the right to refuse circumcision, taking into consideration the child's age, maturity and stage of development.
Maturity models apply different stages of development or maturity as a measure to evaluate the capabilities of an organization in regards to a certain discipline, and thus provide a framework for prioritizing improvement actions that are meaningful to the organization (de Bruin et al. 2005; Iversen et al. 1999).
