Sentence examples for some sort of developmental from inspiring English sources
The results suggest that gateway nodes may represent some sort of developmental pivot in aging mouse studies.
For CC4, this low rate was likely due to the fact that these questions, more than any others, required that students invoke some sort of developmental constraint as opposed to relying solely on natural selection (see Student Excerpts 2 and Student Excerpts 3 for examples of such questions).
Totally conserved motifs are likely to be strictly required for fundamental processes, whereas less conserved PTMs/binding motifs may play a role in some sort of fine tuning of the developmental processes governed by Notch signaling, and might be different in different species.
Some of these viruses can experience morphological changes when exposed to high temperatures a sort of "developmental cycle" due to conformational protein changes which make them infective only at temperatures where their host is able to grow (Prangishvili et al. 2006).
Babies born to women with high levels of lead in their bones face the same sort of developmental problems as babies exposed to lead from sources like old paint, researchers reported yesterday.
It is not concerned with the sort of developmental and causal relations studied within the the discipline of psychology.
There's also a limited commenting section built into the service, which is still in the sort of developmental phase, as Bossola and El Hattab didn't want to feature creep the service right away.
She and Feldmeier think that perhaps the flea lived so long because it was in a sort of developmental "waiting state," expecting a male to find it and fertilize its mature eggs.
I see what is happening as a sort of developmental progression in our thinking about singles.
The Biology and Gender Study Group (BGSG) point out that old models of sex determination simply assumed that female developmental patterns were neutral and passive, while male developmental patterns required some sort of active switch to initiate their development (1988).
