Sentence examples for the development and connection of from inspiring English sources

This situation would become more significant with the development and connection of the planned offshore wind farms in Danish Western power systems.

Time-lapse imaging also revealed that formation of TLSs occurred via the development and connection of filopodia-like extensions between adjacent cells and that cortisol inhibits initial formation of tubes, rather than accelerating their degradation.

The development and maintenance of vestibular connections are controlled by environmental gravitational stimulation as well as genetically controlled molecular interactions.

Although the lamina has been used extensively as a model for the development and plasticity of synaptic connections, the neurotransmitters in these circuits are still poorly known.

A less studied adhesion molecule that we find in Bergmann glia, Chl1, was also shown recently to be important for the guidance and stabilization of stellate cell arbors projecting onto Purkinje cell dendrites [78], highlighting the important role of glial cell adhesion molecules in the development and maintenance of neuronal connections.

Some mutant mouse lines are presently available (and more will accrue) that are useful to test the role of specific rhombomeres in the development and function of given connections.

Dendritic growth is strongly influenced by neuronal activity as evidenced by the remarkable effect of experience on the development and refinement of synaptic connections, which not only patterns neural circuitry during development but also underlies associative learning (Pittenger and Kandel 2003).

Both Tiam1 and Tiam2 are highly expressed in brain (Habets et al, 1994; Matsuo et al, 2002) and have important functions in neurite outgrowth and the development and remodelling of synaptic connections by specific binding to the acidic motifs of ephrin Bs and NMDAR colocalized with EphB2 (Tanaka et al, 2004; Tolias et al, 2005; Tolias et al, 2007).

Now a study that looks at postmortem brain samples from humans, chimpanzees, and macaques collected from before birth to up to the end of the life span for each of these species has found a key difference in the expression of genes that control the development and function of synapses, the connections among neurons through which information flows.

The development and morphometry of fluvial levees reflect the connection between channel and overbank processes, which can be altered by various human activities.

It also necessarily requires attention for personal development and the connection of the individual with the system around the student".