Sentence examples for rate and developmental from inspiring English sources

Survival rate and developmental time were recorded daily for all immature stages; also, the sex of emerged adults was determined.

The aim of this study was to investigate the mechanisms associated with cryodamage and apply this new knowledge to improve on the survival rate and developmental competence of cryopreserved oocytes.

Our observations then suggest that the reversible disruption of the cytoskeleton (through any of its interacting components) prior to cryopreservation, may confer a protective effect and lead to considerable improvement in the survival rate and developmental competence of frozen-thawed mouse oocytes.

Since microfilaments control a number of cellular functions [18] and postfertilization events in oocytes [19], in the present work we investigated the relationship between the survival rate and developmental competence of cryopreserved oocytes and those biophysical properties of the cytoplasm that strongly depend on the integrity of the actin cytoskeleton.

The growth rate of the Icelandic horse needs to be investigated further, as well as the association between growth rate and developmental orthopaedic abnormalities.

First, survival rate and developmental stage of tadpoles and the size and body mass of metamophs differed among ponds (Table  2).

In summary, our results indicate that similar in vitro maturation rates and developmental ability can be obtained when Defined and Combined maturation media were used and the supplementation of FCS medium with EGF and Cysteamine improves IVM efficiency of goat oocytes.

However, in bovine species, the low fertilization rates and developmental competence of cryopreserved oocytes still need to be improved.

Intestinal infection causing diarrhoeal disease is a dominant contributor to high death rates and developmental retardation in developing countries [ 1].

Embryo survival was determined by comparing the hatching rates and developmental morphologies of laser-manipulated larvae against control larvae.

Proliferation in the brain results from balancing proliferative rates and developmental apoptosis (i.e., more proliferation and less death will result in a larger brain).