Sentence examples for retarded development from inspiring English sources

Fröhlich's syndrome, also called Adiposogenital Dystrophy, rare childhood metabolic disorder characterized by obesity, growth retardation, and retarded development of the genital organs.

In the 1870's, the construction of the elevated line running up Columbus Avenue spurred development on the West Side but undoubtedly retarded development directly on the avenue.

The disease is usually diagnosed when retarded development shows up in the first two years of life; vaccination usually is done at about 16 months of age; Parents and doctors noticing the two coming together could be coincidental, he suggests.

In this study, observed abnormalities referred to all abnormal toxicological endpoints including retarded development, for example, coagulated eggs, malformation, no extension of tail at 24 hpf, no spontaneous movements within 20 s, no heartbeat, no blood circulation and weak pigmentation, heart sac edema, spine deformation, and hatching rate.

Moderate northeast wind shear displaced its mid-level center as far as 110 km from the surface center, which retarded development.

Loss of cell-to-cell communication, i.e. due to lack of connexin 26 expression, leads to retarded development and failure to acquire hearing [18], [19], [20].

Mr. Ptak agrees that active E.T.F.'s should be cheaper and more tax-efficient, but the daily reporting requirement may retard development of the market rather than enhance it, he said.

Remoteness from economic centres and hot, disease-prone conditions could retard development.Even as these debates continued, the world shifted beneath economists' feet as growth in the developing world shot up from the end of the 1990s.

To be sure, it doesn't itself explicitly provide us with a story about how Erôs can act as a force which retards development.

At high larval density, disturbance during frequent encounters of larvae may retard development which would be interference competition.

Both SkQ1 and food restriction are effective in retarding development of only a limited number of cancers, whereas others are resistant to these factors.