Sentence examples for the organization and development of from inspiring English sources
In other words, understanding the organization and development of avatars must include an account of one-on-one interaction with other avatars, plus interaction between the avatar level and the level of individuals on the one hand and interaction of the avatar with the encompassing system on the other.
We use the cerebellar granule cell as a model to show the utility of our method in characterizing the organization and development of presynaptic terminals within individual neurons.
These predictions were confirmed when comparing our findings with the organization and development of the neuronal network of C. elegans.
We also tested the role of FGF in the organization and development of the elongates (Fig. 9).
This "advantage" was no longer obvious at 4 dpf and 6 dpf and 1(l)); the organization and development of sarcomere in juvenile had no significant difference between the 0.001 mg ATR/L group and the control.
These approaches can be broadly used to study synaptic organization of neurons for which genetic access is available, and to investigate the functions of any other proteins in the organization and development of CNS synapses.
In the present study, the organization and evolution of the fiber development genes were investigated through the construction of an integrated genetic and physical map of fiber development genes whose functions have been verified and confirmed.
On July 17, the rate of organization and development of deep convection increased considerably, and the depression strengthened into Tropical Storm Danny later that day.
It is responsible for the organization, operation and development of civilian air transport in the Île-de-France region.
In contrast, the wild-type and βERKO uteri are indistinguishable, and show normal organization and development of the stromal, myometrial and epithelial layers (Fig. 3), as well as glandular structures.
He played a primary role in the organization and doctrinal development of Jehovah's Witnesses, which emerged from the Bible Student movement established by Charles Taze Russell.
