Sentence examples for size develops from inspiring English sources

The human cortex grows in size, develops complexity, makes synaptic connections and modifies as a function of the quality and quantity of sensory experience.

These results suggest that, in the absence of visual information, optimal integration of cues for discrimination of object size develops late in childhood.

They take into account their size, developing dentition and manual dexterity, with an easy-to-follow three-step oral healthcare programme.

This layer constitutes a detrital deposit of exceptionally large grain size developed in the base of the delta.

Moment magnitude (MW), also called moment magnitude scale, quantitative measure of an earthquake's magnitude (or relative size), developed in the 1970s by Japanese seismologist Hiroo Kanamori and American seismologist Thomas C. Hanks.

These nanoparticles assemble at the template and, after reaching a critical size, develop dynamic crystalline domains (i.e. vaterite), one of which is selectively stabilized by the template).

For the images reconstructed without PSF (Fig. 2a), the monotonic relation between RC and sphere size developed as the true sphere-to-background ratio increased, and spill-out from spheres to the background became more important.

At a concentration of 0.5 mg/ml, cubic IOMNPs form aggregates with hydrodynamic diameters between 450 and 620 nm, while polyhedral IOMNPs of smaller size develop aggregates with bigger hydrodynamic diameters (700 850 nm).

"Feed two birds with one scone" is rubbish – you kill the birds to finish them off, if you start feeding them scones they'll both grow in size, develop an attachment, and before you know it those two jobs you needed to complete will be the size of swans and tapping their beaks on your kitchen window.

Zebrafish embryos are small in size, develop outside their mother and are nearly transparent allowing for melanocytes to be followed during all stages of their development.

A score ≤ 50% indicates a dimension and to improve a score ≥ 75%, a size developed.