Sentence examples for while undergoing development from inspiring English sources

While it has a complex life cycle, it only causes disease while undergoing development and asexual multiplication within human erythrocytes where it alters its host cell to support nutrient uptake, reproduction, and immune evasion (Miller et al., 2002).

Daphnia oogenesis proceeds with a clutch of oocytes undergoing development in the ovaries, while embryos develop in the brood chamber [ 26].

While the work presented in this paper covers only the first three years of use, there are good indications that BREXIT is still undergoing development.

The ovaries of the larvae release eggs that enter the larval hemocoel (the space between body organs), where they undergo development while feeding on larval tissue.

Malaria parasite mainly causes disease while undergoing asexual development and multiplication within human erythrocytes.

By contrast, round characters are complex and undergo development, sometimes sufficiently to surprise the reader.

To extract the expression data from these images, we need to develop robust methods to identify and follow the individual cells throughout their development while undergoing a variety of developmental events (e.g., migration, division, death).

A sample case study included affirms the need for supporting students to learn in their teams, and the final outcome of positive development and experiences in team working while undergoing CPBL.

During larval stages, IPCs secrete ILPs to promote growth and regulate sugar metabolism, while concurrently undergoing morphological development.

The major new feature in the phantom is the development of a polyurethane sponge left ventricle, which mimics the myocardium during sonographic imaging while undergoing hydraulic pumping.

It has been hypothesized that while undergoing tensile deformations in the composite, the fibers with different geometrical and mechanical properties restrain the propagation and further development of cracking at different scales from the micro- to the macro-scale.