Sentence examples for more complete developmental from inspiring English sources

Another study explored a more complete developmental course by additionally including younger, third graders (Song et al. 1995).

It will be necessary to perform a more complete developmental time course of AMP expression following irradiation to determine when activation of the innate immune response begins.

This initial screening process allows clinicians to find at-risk children who can then receive a more complete developmental assessment using tools such as the Bayley Scales of Infant and Toddler Development.

However, if a more complete measure of developmental level (which includes social development) was used, then developmental level might have accounted for the differences found between the genders.

Nonetheless, executions of longitudinal mixed modeling algorithms are highly desirable and would provide a more complete characterization of developmental patterns.

Some of these differences may just reflect the more complete series of early developmental time points reported for Acropora, while others presumably result from fundamental differences in the overall developmental biology of the anemone and the coral (see [ 38, 39]).

Together with the results of Dale et al. (2003), these results suggest a need to look at more complete information on early developmental measures as a potential predictor of later outcome.

A more complete understanding of the origin and developmental program of coronary vessels would contribute important information to the field of cardiovascular regenerative medicine.

Finally, developmental studies give us a more complete answer to the rhetorical question, "What good is half an eye?" This creationist argument assumes that only fully functional eyes would provide a selective advantage to an organism.

Principal component analyses (PCA) highlighted these differences and we conclude from these data that it is necessary to divide the elongating maize internode into sections to obtain a more complete understanding of changes in gene transcription at different developmental stages.

Tissue volume reductions in the GP can be combined with measures of periventricular white matter structure to provide a more complete picture of diffuse injury that correlates well with global developmental scores in early childhood [ 27, 28].