Sentence examples for presumed developmental from inspiring English sources

Bailey and Cushing established the first diagnostic classification system for primary brain tumours in 1926, based on their understanding of the histogenetic basis of brain development and the morphological resemblance of primary brain tumours to their presumed developmental counterparts by light microscopy.

In the language of CNE, the initial capacity for developmental unscrambling— presumed in an ancestor prior to the first scrambled gene— is called an "excess capacity", meaning a capacity that could be removed (in principle) without compromising fitness.

Fifth, the country income has been presumed as a surrogate for developmental status.

As a small heart and septum was not seen in any other control embryo it was presumed to be due to developmental variation.

To account for different levels of evidence, the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals provides three classification categories for reproductive toxicants known, presumed, or suspected reproductive or developmental hazards and also a category to designate effects on, or via, lactation (Silk 2003; UN Economic Commission for Europe 2003).

One particular day he described the research from early developmental theorists while explaining a presumed notion that the spoken word is synonymous to a container for thoughts.

For example, developmental processes in mammals are presumed to be controlled by complex genetic networks often involving interaction of several loci and genes [9], [10].

The last point provides a key evolutionary link with developmental biology, as Pantin patterning can be presumed to require a standardized body unlike for example fungi, plants and sponges and constrained developmental processes that ensure such standardization.

One subtype of MB is presumed to arise following the dysregulation of the normal developmental program of a GNP [22].

Homeobox (Hox) and paired box (Pax) transcription factors have been presumed to function together to regulate a variety of developmental processes [29].

Such a number of iterative evolutions can also be explained by a presumed relative simplicity of the required changes in the tooth developmental program.