developmental progression

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meanings of developmentaland progression

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developmental
adjective
uk /dɪˌvel.əpˈmen.təl/ us /dɪˌvel.əpˈmen.t̬əl/
connected with the development of someone ...
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progression
noun[C or U]
uk /prəˈɡreʃ.ən/ us /prəˈɡreʃ.ən/
the act of changing to the next stage ...
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Examples of developmental progression

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Comprehension of the role of prior intention followed a similar developmentalprogression with seven-year-olds performing significantly better than five-year-olds.
This developmentalprogression is largely instantiated by the case studies reported here and follows uniquely from an optimality-theoretic account.
These findings suggest that a developmentalprogression may occur in early childhood concerning facets of emotion knowledge.
To a considerable extent, research seemed to be preoccupied with an undue concern to chart the universals of developmentalprogression.
We know of no published data from prevention research that has yet used such methods to address questions of developmentalprogression in the expression of psychopathology.
This may in part be a sign of developmentalprogression, or an adaptation for entry in the host's tissue environment.
Developmentally, if action has to be a prerequisite of perception, we should observe a different developmentalprogression of the motor control versus the perceptual abilities.
The predicted developmentalprogression is also reflected in this display.
First, in contrast to indices of lexical productivity, indices of lexical diversity did not indicate clear developmentalprogression across the whole time period.
This developmentalprogression, however, is not without recourse.
Furthermore, even if this description of the developmentalprogression of language differentiation were roughly accurate, it would almost certainly not be stage-like.
The developmentalprogression of emotion regulation problems also has been corroborated by a number of cross-sectional investigations.
The developmentalprogression was associated with postconceptional age and was independent of the maturation of the auditory cortex.
Because children with phonological disorders were monitored over time in the present investigation, a developmentalprogression emerged between productive and conceptual knowledge.
This kind of developmentalprogression is not what one would expect from the perspective of experiencebased parsing models.
Therefore, in this review we will outline the developmentalprogression that generates the characteristic structural elements of the endosperm.
Although all participants seemingly followed normal developmentalprogression, the rate of progression varied.
Fourth, there was a developmentalprogression in the addition of laryngeal features to the place nodes.
It was suggested that these surface changes might be a sign of developmentalprogression, or an adaptation for entry in the host's tissue environment.
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