developmental
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definition
adjective
developmental problems
concerned with the development of someone or something.
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The NAS committee comprised pediatricians, chemists, 'developmental' biologists, and food scientists.
This proposed parallel evolution is also supported by the 'developmental' morphology of seedlings.
Yesterday, someone suggested that he may be going through some sort of 'developmental' phase.
Terrence Deacon works at the interface between neurobiology, 'developmental' biology and biological anthropology.
He said a lot of damage had been done to the 'developmental' potential of the county by the way the Corrib project had been handled.
They placed considerable emphasis on evolutionary and 'developmental' change.
Once the large community of 'developmental' biologists working on the worm became involved, the pace quickened.
Somatic embryos at late 'developmental' stages were gently extracted from agarose layers with forceps.
And it goes something like this: that no 'developmental' line in a baby goes up like that.
In cnidarians, the 'developmental' biology of some aspects of clonality have been studied.
Every child that needs but doesn't get a speech therapist in the critical 'developmental' months is another child lost.
Looking at it from a 'developmental' point of view, this could well have been the best year for golf in Sligo for a long time.
Ingrid had come to Berkeley in 1990 to do a Ph.D. in 'developmental' biology.
People most at risk are those with an autistic spectrum disorder, a 'developmental' problem, not a mental health problem.
For 10 years he even worked on Sesame Street, advising on 'developmental' psychology.
It is a lifelong 'developmental' disability that affects the way a person communicates and relates to people around them.
What programming techniques are used to identify my child's 'developmental' progress?
There are reports on cultural events, book reviews and press clippings of 'developmental' news.
I claim that 'developmental' genetics is also needed.
The author, Armand Leroi, is a 'developmental' biologist at Imperial College in London.
Interventions should be tailored to meet the 'developmental' needs of the child and also the family.
The eyeless gene is an example of the remarkable conservation of 'developmental' genes throughout the animal kingdom.
In 'developmental' psychology it's considered impolite even to mention it, let alone test it.
Zebrafish have been a significant model in 'developmental' biology for over a decade.
Now, from a 'developmental' psychology point of view this is all very healthy and normal.
He is a 'developmental' psychologist at the University of Exeter.
His research interests include early school leaving and 'developmental' psychology.
A major observation of embryology has been that 'developmental' mutations are usually harmful and often fatal.
These later variables can also be viewed within a 'developmental' psychopathology paradigm.
If the problem is not addressed through a varied diet, it can lead to 'developmental' delays and behavioural problems.
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