Sentence examples for symmetrical development from inspiring English sources
In theory, evolution provides a logical answer: unfit individuals are less likely than fitter folk to be able to maintain the symmetrical development of their bodies when exposed to stress and disease.
Swimming is a symmetrical sport, and this ensures balanced and symmetrical development and muscle trophism throughout the body.
Thereafter the symmetrical growth pattern is lost through the development of the single cotyledon.
Symmetrical breast development may well be an indicator of an individual's ability to tolerate 'disruptive' hormonal variation whilst maintaining developmental stability.
There were 170 cases of the integral type showing a symmetrical blood development, while there were 1490 cases predominating in the partial-integral type with an integral anterior circle but nonintegral posterior circle.
STS scholars tend to study the societal and political dynamics around developments in science and technology with a so-called symmetrical approach, where the development and circulation of technologies and truth claims in society are explained sociologically, rather than as direct functions of their technological functions or epistemic validity [2, 3].
These results demonstrate that the asymmetrical configuration should generally be favored over the symmetrical one for the development of the EHIDDiC.
Purpose: Students will make a paper model illustrating the concept of sea-floor spreading and the development of symmetrical magnetic "stripes" on either side of a mid- ocean spreading center.
Motor signs typically include the development of symmetrical bradykinesia without resting tremor, in combination with axial rigidity and postural instability.
Atlantic halibut, Hippoglossus hippoglossus L., undergoes dramatic metamorphosis during early development from symmetrical pelagic larval stage to unsymmetrical flatfish.
In addition, we asked explicitly what factors (e.g. context, individual differences or display rules) influence the development of symmetrical or asymmetrical relationships between emotions/concepts and their outcomes?
