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These variables mirror on a rough level the development of demands on the workers (−1 = decreasing, 0 = stable, 1 = increasing), the presence of R + D activities in the company (1 = yes, 0 = no), and the intensity of firms' innovativeness (1 = high, 0 = low).
As a rough estimate, rat brain development at PND7 has been determined to approximate human brain development at birth (Clancy et al. 2007); thus our paradigm for exposure from PND 4 7 and 10 13 in mice, in terms of neurodevelopment, probably best approximates what would be the perinatal period in the human, encompassing the time frame shortly before and after birth.
Table 5 provides a rough indication of the development and running times for the algorithms developed, together with the time required for manual checking and processing of the results (times are estimated to cover the complete dataset where necessary).
The floor of the computational domain was populated with vertical fences in order to simulate a rough surface for boundary layer development, as in the experiments.
The preparation of the substrate comprises cleaning, development of a rough surface and sometimes preheating to guarantee mechanical anchorage at microwelding sites.
Waddington himself cautioned that the epigenetic landscape, while useful as a "rough and ready picture" of development, "cannot be interpreted rigorously [ 5]".
The GFP control group showed similar OA development with a rough cartilage surface and decreased Safranin Orange staining (figure 3B and figure S1) compared with normal cartilage (figure 3D).
GDP adjusted for purchasing power parity (PPP) is a rough way to examine some of these development trends.
For making up a bird character for a novel or costume development, it can be a rough sketch.
