These results have therefore provided a window for further development of this novel class of sesquiterpene molecules as potential antiparasitic drugs.
Since the team numbering around 70, plus a five-person core design group —had such a small window for development, they had to prioritize features; for example, rather than completely redesigning the enemies, only a small new subset of artificial intelligence behaviors were added.
Government financial institutions should also open a window for private sector development of rattan plantations.
Another time interval of study exposure interest was the first 2 years of life, when infants/toddlers spend substantial amounts of time in the home; this may be a critical exposure window for development of allergy and asthma.
Vast epigenetic erasure and reprogramming events during early embryogenesis make this phase of development a window for perturbations, potentially having long-term impact on phenotype in adulthood.
As testicular descent occurs prenatally, our postnatal exposure assessment during lactation may have missed the critical window for development.
Consequently, the thermal window for development was increased from 28.7 °C when the plants were provided with a full nutrient supply to 31.0 °C when provided with the weakest nutrient supply.
Experimental testing of the hypothesis linking body weight and social stress by positive feedbacks is therefore needed to advance our knowledge about the etiology of obesity and open the window for development of new and efficient therapeutic interventions.
This could be particularly effective in LGG as these tumors, due to their association with longer survival than GBM [ 15] and with a less immunosuppressive microenvironment [ 16], may offer a wider window for the development of a therapeutically meaningful immune response.
In summary, our study highlights that Iran benefits from a window of opportunity for development by virtue of its large human capital endowment in higher education and research, both inside and outside the country.
To our knowledge this is the first description of this kind of phenomenon in normal development of the rat and indicates that weaning period is a critical window for pancreatic development.
