Sentence examples for strongly developmental from inspiring English sources
In practice, the role is strongly developmental and covers a broader portfolio than that outlined above.
In addition, expression of the Meis family of genes in eutherians is strongly developmental-stage and cell-type specific, and inspection of transcript contig assemblies in the genome browser features of OpossumBase (http://opossumbase.org/?q=genome_browsers) [ 48] indicate that expression of Meis1 is also developmentally variable and tissue-specific in opossum.
miR156 is expressed strongly in early developmental stages and weakly in late developmental stages.
Sequences from cDNA libraries of six tissues were assembled into 18 871 contigs and genome-wide gene expression profiles in tissues were strongly associated with developmental stages and spatial specificities.
We found that ascaroside biosynthesis and release were strongly dependent on developmental stage and diet.
The real-time observations strongly indicate a developmental regulation of the tagged promoter(s) in this line.
However, we found that although rack1b and rack1c mutants displayed wild-type morphology, rack1b and rack1c can strongly enhance the developmental defects of rack1a mutants.
Our measurements revealed that the level of fC decreases strongly at early developmental stages, showing an inverted age-dependent trend compared to hmC.
On the other hand, loss of ABC or AUX/LAX transporters does not appear to strongly impact early developmental processes (reviewed by Ugartechea-Chirino et al., 2010; Zažímalová et al., 2010).
The second hypothesis is strongly supported by developmental studies in planarians (Takeda et al. 2009; Watanabe K, unpublished data) indicating that the two-celled prototypic eyes of Polycelis auricularia (fig. 1) arise by differential cell division from a common precursor cell.
A reasonable reproducibility between the experiments was achieved, given that they were completely independent and that miRNAs are known to be strongly influenced by developmental stage and growth conditions [ 15].
