Sentence examples for prolonged maturation from inspiring English sources

"The exciting thing they suggest is that prolonged maturation is a good thing for intellectual development," Gabrieli says.

This highlights the importance of allowing for prolonged maturation in these cultures.

Doi, D. et al. Prolonged maturation culture favors a reduction in the tumorigenicity and the dopaminergic function of human ESC-derived neural cells in a primate model of Parkinson's disease.

Preterms show alterations in brain structure, with prolonged maturation of the frontal lobes, smaller cortical volumes and reduced white matter volume.

In contrast to freshwater sanguinicolids P. ibericus exhibits a developmental pattern characterised by a prolonged maturation, long life span, and simultaneous occurrence of both the juvenile and adult parasite stages.

This is because a recent study [ 27] reported that the superior longitudinal fasciculus, where our most significant findings occurred, undergoes a prolonged maturation in typically developing individuals.

As such, the goal of the present study was to evaluate the effect of SMC coseeding with ECs on TEBV maturation, structure, and function after prolonged in vivo maturation.

Since Bcl-2 is a prominent survival factor that has been implicated in preventing programmed cell death in T cells, and is required for prolonged lymphocyte survival following maturation [35], we examined the expression of Bcl-2 in thymocytes from OT-II and OT-II/Itk−/− mice.

The cotton boll maturation period is prolonged with the progression of the growing season due to decreasing temperatures (Anderson and Kerr 1938).

Although charcoal rot is considered more aggressive than Fusarium stalk rot, both diseases are triggered by high temperature and prolonged drought conditions during crop maturation (Zummo 1984).

Whereas, prolonged p38 activation is required for the maturation and differentiation of chondrocytes and it is necessary for endochondral ossification.