Sentence examples for more developmental and from inspiring English sources

They identified the need for the process to be more developmental and to support community members to participate on an equal footing with university researchers [ 2].

Whereas child services typically adopt a more developmental and family systems approach to intervention, AMHS take a more medical and individual-focused perspective [ 16].

The higher incidence of epilepsy in the Saudi group may be attributed to higher genetic loading, more developmental and perinatal problems.

In the last decade, researchers have moved away from a narrow focus on feedback and evaluation from manager towards the more developmental and motivational aspects of PA [ 4, 5].

We characterize these transcripts in terms of exon number, transcript length, conservation and expression pattern during embryogenesis and thus anticipate that our catalogue of coding and long non-coding transcripts will enable more developmental and genomic studies directed towards dissecting their functional roles.

Investigation of the relationship between a vulnerable classification in one or more developmental domains and family income revealed a decreasing gradient (see Table  5 and Figure  1), indicating that children from poorer families are at greater risk of developmental vulnerability than those from relatively wealthy families.

Furthermore, much more genes should be detected with expression signaling if more developmental stages and more abiotic or biotic stresses were investigated for gene expression analyses.

From act 3 of Siegfried onwards, the Ring becomes more chromatic melodically, more complex harmonically and more developmental in its treatment of leitmotifs.

ENT diseases are more frequently found in children with DS and include ear infections, hearing impairment and obstructive sleep apnea syndrome, [ 17- 21] which can subsequently lead to behavioral problems and more developmental delay [ 22, 23].

We anticipate this number will increase as more transcriptomic methods such as RNA-seq are used to study M. xanthus development and as more developmental genes are analyzed individually.

A similar decreasing gradient with maternal education level was also found in the proportion of children identified as vulnerable in one or more developmental domains (see Table  6 and Figure  2).