Sentence examples for rate of maturation from inspiring English sources

The alternative, called a soft sweep, is that many genes influence a trait, in this case the rate of maturation, and that the growth-accelerating versions of each of these genes become just a little more common.

The rate of maturation and the timing of the transition to the reproductive phase are sometimes governed by internal controls and thus are relatively insensitive to the environment, provided conditions are generally favourable for growth.

Once the mortality rate of the mosquito becomes large with a small specific rate of maturation, the invasive mosquito will go extinct.

It also represents a high point in the evolution of load-bearing tissues because the rate of maturation, low density, tunability and robustness of its mechanical properties, as well as its resistance to moisture, among other properties.

Laboratory growth of A. longa demonstrated significant (p < 0.05) increases in growth (2 2.75 g) with 25 and 50% sand compared with 0, 75 and 100% over 24 weeks and a greater rate of maturation.

The rate of maturation indicated by the germinal vesicle breakdown (GVBD) was scored after 12 hrs post incubation.

Figure 1A illustrates the range of almost 4 years in maturity timing for white boys and their varying rates of maturation.

The addition of 0.5% sericin to maturation medium increased the rates of maturation to metaphase II of oocytes compared with those in cultures with 0.1% PVA.

The model estimates the rates of maturation and spawning mortality as a continuous function of age for an unfished cohort of females.

Sensory fibers in the rotation- and hypergravity-exposed embryos of the posterior semicircular canal and utricle displayed fewer long extending fibers and more terminal fields, suggesting faster rates of maturation as compared to the synchronous controls.

Continuous feeding of 15 mM GSH until dissection had no effect on rates of maturation.