Sentence examples for slow developmental from inspiring English sources
Of seven children characterized by dramatically slow developmental rates, five also had associated disorders displayed by the first case.
He has shown very slow developmental progress and is still unable to sit without support at 8 years.
Delayed weaning and age of first reproduction suggests that Cebus has a very slow developmental pattern compared to the rest of the NWM.
Mutations in the citrate synthetase homolog knockdown (kdn ), which generates citrate not only for the TCA cycle but also for de novo fatty acid synthesis, slow developmental growth (Fergestad et al. 2006).
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04581.010 We also observed a relatively slow developmental time course for the periodic pattern of adducin, an actin-capping protein (Kuhlman et al., 1996).
At an average temperature of 24°C, only the highest level of DTF affected differentiation and growth rates, but at both cooler and warmer average temperatures, moderate DTF was enough to slow developmental and tail growth rates.
Germ-free controls exhibited slower developmental declines of lactase, γ-glutamyltranspeptidase and alkaline phosphatase, and delayed increases of sucrase and glucoamylase compared to conventionally grown animals.
Nnd1-dse and the wild type y, w embryos were collected at 18°C for 2 5 hours, aged to desired stages (taking into account the slower developmental rate at this temperature), and then shifted to 29°C for desired time periods before processing them for molecular procedures.
Conversely, lower extrinsic mortality experienced by large species can drive the evolution of slower developmental rate, lower IIS signaling and longer lifespan.
Adjustment of gE and gI could be achieved dynamically through actions of neuromodulators (Marder, 2012), or on slower developmental time scales (Widloski and Fiete, 2014).
It is possible that younger adolescents who are less matured neurologically and behaviorally, or boys, who are known to have a slower developmental trajectory (Brumback, Arbel, Donchin, & Goldman, 2012), need this additional practice.
