Sentence examples for remaining developmental from inspiring English sources

Throughout the remaining developmental gradient, the concentration was steady and similar for the two treatments.

There is a marked increase from naupli II to copepodids and an equal decrease for the remaining developmental stages.

This transcriptional pattern is not reflected in expression of EcR which exhibit equal levels in naupli II and copepodids followed by a reduction in the remaining developmental stages.

In the older patients the left temporal locus remained ventral (developmental stasis), the right temporal locus extended more antero-laterally (illness progression), and the right frontal source moved antero-laterally (normalised).

Although the design and application of traditional linear TMD systems are well established, nonlinear TMD systems that may have better control performance remain in the developmental stage.

DCBs remain in a developmental stage in de novo disease, and further RCTs are awaited.

This suggests that regulation of skeletal growth has remained the principal developmental role of MSTN across all vertebrates [ 6- 8].

Despite this, questions remained about the developmental relevance of EpiSCs since they lack the efficient capacity of ES cells to resume development following introduction into blastocysts [ 2].

In total, the differential expression patterns identified in the two cultivars in Liu et al. (2010) were much less than half repeated in our analysis, and the remaining significant genes might retain developmental stage-specific or stress-specific features.

Out of the 85 targets that were subjected to a MO knockdown test: two were found to cause cell death and 57 resulted in pleiotropic developmental phenotypes; the remaining 26 did not show a detectable phenotype.

In contrast, the only gene which showed a similar pattern to anthocyanin concentration was UDP-glucose-flavonoid-3-O-glucosyltransferase (UFGthe which was high at the beginning and end of fruit growth, remaining low during the other developmental stages.