developmental rate मीनिंग इन हिंदी

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Temperature controls the developmental rate of many organisms.
2. The shape of the molluscan shell is controlled both by transcription factors ( such as engrailed and decapentaplegic ) and by developmental rate.
3. In addition, higher temperatures also indicated a reduction in the length of their life cycle, a reduced developmental time and an increase in developmental rates.
4. Then, endpoints, such as sex and number of emerged adult flies, retardation of emergence, morphological change, and developmental rate, are measured and analyzed to determine toxicity.
5. Citing medical and taekwondo experts, the lawmakers said children are more susceptible to head trauma than older teens and that mismatches and differing developmental rates increase those risks.
6. These effects might have been due either to reduced metabolic and developmental rates in isolated individuals or the fact that the isolated individuals hadn't had a training period to learn about what others were like via their antennae.
7. In 1927, while working at the University of Michigan, he received his Ph . D ., writing his dissertation on " The Consequences of Structural Modifications of the Developmental Rate in Fishes Considered in Reference to Certain Problems of Evolution ".
8. The " P . rebeli " developmental rate shows great phenotypic plasticity ( changing its developmental rate in response to changes in the environment ), as it develops very quickly in the lab and in the Pyrenees and plasticity is due to warm conditions and more light exposure, which affects larval development.
9. The " P . rebeli " developmental rate shows great phenotypic plasticity ( changing its developmental rate in response to changes in the environment ), as it develops very quickly in the lab and in the Pyrenees and plasticity is due to warm conditions and more light exposure, which affects larval development.
10. Another example is the genetic polyrmorphism of larval developmental rates seen in the " Phengaris rebeli ", in which there exist slow-developing larvae ( SDL ) ( 75 % of the total " P . rebeli " larval population ) and fast-developing larvae ( FDL ) ( 25 % of the total " P . rebeli " larvae population ).