Sentence examples for prolong development from inspiring English sources

Blanket prescriptions for antibiotics should be avoided to preserve antibiotic efficacy and prolong development of local resistance.

Larval growth on drought-stressed plants was predicted to prolong development time and reduce adult mass, in particular in agricultural females (predictions 1, 2 and 3).

For example, larval growth on drought-stressed plants was expected to prolong development time, in particular in agricultural females (predictions 1, 2 and 3 combined).

Many auditory skills continue to develop beyond infancy and even into adolescence, but the factors underlying this prolonged development remain poorly understood.

Additional pairs of appendages and paired compound eyes appear in the course of a sometimes prolonged development.

These tests, given as late as 1965, were intended to flush out social and emotional nonconformists who, presumably damaged by the stresses of training and prolonged "development" on the job, might disrupt the delicate ecosystem of the tower.

Moser et al. [20] observed significantly prolonged development times for coccinellid larvae (Coleomegilla maculata) that fed on Bt maize compared to those that fed on isogenic non-Bt maize.

With prolonged development, the transcriptional program of iTregs diminished steadily, resulting in about three times lower numbers of genes expressed in iTregs as compared to Teffs at day 10, whereas the gene diversity between the two populations achieved its maximum.

These larvae have prolonged development due to decreased food utilization, also resulting in a decreased body mass [ 64].

Calorie restriction decreases size, prolongs development, delays reproduction and, on the other hand, delays aging, age-related diseases, loss of reproduction [ 28, 66].

Nutrient stress during larval growth prolongs development and results in lighter, small-sized P. aegeria adults at eclosion, and females are more adversely affected than males (Gibbs et al. 2004, 2006).