Examples of 'embryological' in a sentence
Meaning of "embryological"
embryological (adjective): Relating to the branch of biology and medicine that studies embryos and their development. This phrase is used in the context of describing something that pertains to embryology
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- Of or pertaining to embryology
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Embryological development of the central nervous system.
The larvae have been used in embryological research.
Growth and embryological development are also discussed.
He could not possibly be referring to embryological development.
Based on the embryological development of the organisms.
There is a close link between the embryological.
Know of embryological development in different stages of formation.
Both parts have different embryological origins.
Embryological studies also appear contradictory.
This brings us to the close of embryological development.
The embryological origin of granulosa cells remains controversial.
They have different embryological origins.
Embryological development does not occur at higher temperatures.
The pathogenesis of the embryological development of anophthalmia is inaccurate.
Embryological development is under genetic control.
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So this supposedly was embryological proof of evolution.
Use of embryological materials for the manufacture of biological weapons.
A new concept of its embryological pathogenesis.
Embryological evidence supports zebras being dark coloured with white as an addition.
Variations of the hepatic artery have embryological basis.
Its spawn and embryological and larval development are described.
The pharyngeal apparatus is an embryological structure.
Embryological data are conservative and are known to have great potential taxonomic.
The distribution is based on embryological development.
Human embryological material.
In an evolutionary and embryological sense.
Embryological studies of the teleost lens have attracted little attention.
Here is the embryological view.
The adenohypophysis and neurohypophysis have different embryological origins.
This reflects embryological development.
This conviction led him to adopt field theory as an embryological paradigm.
Personalized embryological technologies.
These defects develop in the early stages of embryological development.
Organ of embryological structure.
The area of skin involved is probably a sign of mosaicism of embryological origin.
Donation of embryological material.
Centre legally authorised for the removal of human embryological materials.
They did not know about embryological development in the way we now do.
All authors agree that the position of the gland is related to embryological development.
Defects in embryological renal development may lead to ectopic or maldeveloped renal systems.
Cdx genes play many roles during embryological development.
The embryological origin of this anomaly is discussed and its cause is still unknown.
They are of different embryological origin.
The embryological development of the parathyroid glands is from the third and fourth pharyngeal pouches.
To be able to briefly discuss the embryological origin of the the thalamus.
Asteraceae has attracted many embryologists because of its high variability of the embryological features.
These parts differ in terms of their embryological development and nerve supply.
It is the site where intramembranous ossification of the parietal bone begins during embryological development.
She is remembered for her pioneering embryological research based on experimentation with salamanders.
Evolutionary biology gave great impetus and unsuspected importance to the studies of embryological processes.
