Sentence examples for more general developmental from inspiring English sources
We propose that this observation is not confined to memory but can be subsumed under a more general developmental trend.
It is also clear that, although BRADH does occur as an isolated malformation, in the majority of cases it is part of a more general developmental disturbance i.e. the causative genetic or environmental teratogens affect pathways that are critical to both renal and extrarenal development.
Two other synexpression clusters (CI and CVI) are of more general developmental interest.
Based on more recent studies, a more general developmental plasticity hypothesis has been proposed [ 9].
More general, developmental terms are enriched in pigmentation genes but likewise this also applies, for example, for liver genes (supplementary table S5, Supplementary Material online).
Therefore, the nutritional stress hypothesis should be considered as a particular case of a more general developmental stress hypothesis (Buchanan et al. 2003).
A few (16%) students taking the second exploratory survey at RIU indicated they had taken a course in developmental biology or embryology, likely in the form of human reproduction or livestock reproduction, as the more general course in developmental biology had not been offered in the 4 yr preceding interviews.
GSEA has been used to investigate zebrafish models of human cancers [ 29- 31] and more general questions in developmental genomics [ 32]; however, this technique has not been widely used to examine the effects of specific mutations during zebrafish development.
Importantly, these enrichments for accelerated non-coding sequences cannot be explained by the more general enrichment of conserved elements nearby developmental genes [28].
Of the mutations affecting zebrafish development, only about one-third leads to relatively specific developmental defects while the majority lead to more general and recurring phenotypes manifested by increased neuronal necrosis/apoptosis and developmental delay.
for various curricular and developmental purposes, this paper offers a more general rationale for informal writing in the context of formal education: It is a conduit for life itself, and for the lives of learners as individuals.
