Figure 3 shows the responses to various scenarios, with A and C being situations which may or may not require professional help, and B and D being serious developments arising from A and C respectively where medical attention would clearly be warranted; in addition, Scenarios C and D were clearly work-related whereas Scenarios A and B were not.
The difficulty of anticipating the ethical challenges arising from a new development can lead to a tough balance between uncertainty over the details and the need to shape the technology and its implementation [ 22].
Bilateral symmetry is the developmental norm, and random deviations from symmetry (fluctuating asymmetries) are thought to reflect perturbations to normal development arising from a life-history of general poor health [for reviews see 7], [8].
But structure may also be organic; in other words, an entire dance piece may arise from a continuous development of movement ideas, each movement working off of the movement that came before.
The collections were associated with a lot of excavations arising from a big demand of housing land developments due to the growing economy in Japan at that time.
Isolates were frozen as pure cultures (i.e., development of fruiting bodies arising from a single spore) for permanent storage.
Very few of these studies have sought to investigate the lasting heritability of EtOH-induced changes in chromatin structure arising from an acute encounter through development.
A case in point is Owen Thor Walker, an 18-year-old hacker from New Zealand who pleaded guilty last week to criminal charges arising from his development of a vast international network of individual computers, which he had infected with hidden software, or "malware," and remotely controlled.
It covers important results arising from the development and an assessment of the reliability of the seal at the end of its design life, under postulated accidental conditions.
The bifurcation plot for the Japanese and Han Chinese showed clear breakdown of haplotype homozygosity arising from development of a new mutation, depicted by thinning of the branch.
Malformations resulting from hypoplasia or agenesis of both Müllerian ducts are categorized as Class I. Malformations arising from incomplete development or absence of a single Müllerian duct are categorized as Class II, and this class covers anomalies such as unicornuate uterus.
