Sentence examples for the active developmental from inspiring English sources

David Walker: Computation isn't mind, but if a computer could ever talk to a bishop its first words would be 'Save me' Raymond Tallis: We have no reason to think computers will be anything other than complex devices that channel unconscious electrical impulses Ann Long: Thinking emerged to serve the active, developmental, linguistic and loving interests of thinkers.

So: thinking emerged to serve the metabolic, active, developmental, linguistic and loving interests of thinkers.

Therefore, the impact of such active, developmental genes on the ability to maintain the pluripotent state and on directed differentiation processes of different iPSC types deserves further investigation.

Overall, these results suggest that oleic acid is the product of an active developmental stage-specific process occurring at the late stage of the intraerythrocytic cycle.

latent buds are formed during the first growing season in the young sprouting stems between April and May (APR-MAY) and experience active developmental processes involved in the set up of the vegetative and reproductive growth until the end of the summer of the following year [ 32].

Children are more vulnerable to the effects of environmental elements due to their active developmental processes.

This signalling cascade controls expression of the matrix metalloproteinase inhibitor TIMP1, which in turns plays an active developmental role in regulating ECM deposition, including that of collagen I, part of the foundation of the basement membrane.

In this study we investigate the active or passive nature of the horizontal coma compensation using eyes with artificial lenses, where no active developmental process can be present.

Translation inhibition promotes rewiring of chromatin accessibility, which decreases at a subset of active developmental enhancers and increases at histone genes and transposable elements.

It has been debated whether the compensation of horizontal coma is the result of passive mechanism [Artal, P., Benito, A., & Tabernero, J. (2006). The human eye is an example of robust optical design. Journal of Vision, 6 (1 7 1–7] or through an active developmental feedback process [Kelly, J. E., Mihashi, T., & Howland, H. C. (2004).

In contrast to "passive" assembly using static tiles, our "active" developmental self-assembly uses reconfigurable hairpins as assembling monomers that are capable of conditional configurational change and can implement both assembly and disassembly.