Sentence examples for ontogenetic perspective from inspiring English sources

Gerontology, therefore, can be defined as the science of the finitude of life as expressed in the three aspects of longevity, aging, and death, examined in both evolutionary and individual (ontogenetic) perspective.

However, image interpretation from an ontogenetic perspective requires a thorough rearrangement of relevant anatomic landmarks.

Nonetheless, it is over-simplistic and a revised model would be desirable with an ontogenetic perspective that takes some important phenomena into account, such as the transformation of the inner sapwood into heartwood and the effect of hydraulic constraints in limiting the growth in height.

Early, heightened cellular plasticity in response to injury reflects not only local but also systemic factors that are difficult to disentangle without ontogenetic perspective.

Russell and Manabe [4] provided a clearer picture of relative abundances within the dinosaur assemblage, but failed to subdivide the Hell Creek Formation stratigraphically or to include ontogenetic perspectives in their analysis of previous surveys and collections.

The term allometry that describes scaling relationships between different organ parts can be understood from three different perspectives: static, ontogenetic and evolutionary [19], [58].

However, none of these studies have attempted to detect the genetic machinery for ontogenetic allometry from a developmental perspective.

From the perspective of developmental studies, the finding of vertically oriented clonally related neurons has inspired the concept of ontogenetic columns, which (in the primate) constitute ensembles of on the order of 10 neurons each (Rakic 1988).

Keep perspective.

Perspective, people.

Her perspective?