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Consistently, in our long term experiments some flies were able to develop in each magnet condition although their development was even slower than in the RPM or in real space mission experiments, so the effects observed in the short term experiment were not completely deleterious.
From this broad aim, the following research questions were asked: (1) What kinds of competence are the students able to develop in a PBLE? (2) In what ways do the developed competence and vocational skills relate to the specific course syllabuses?
Without lower cost capital and more of it, countries will not be able to develop in clean and sustainable ways.
But it is unlikely that we will be able to develop in time the safety and return-to-flight elements for a mission to the Hubble before it stops working in about 2007.
As a result, Croatian culture was able to develop in continuity with the Western heritage of which it has long been a part and to which it has contributed for the last thousand years.
Some of the cities that have been able to develop more slowly have been able to develop in a much more rational way in terms of, again, preserving the environment.
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Essentially, third-parties will be able to develop plug-ins to let drones handle even more niche missions.
Analyses of these mice showed that mast cells were able to develop normally in vivo and in vitro.
We were able to develop resistance in 8 of 10 strains in vitro.
As you say, it's critically important to be able to develop strategy in both competitive and collaborative situations – and in those which are a bit of both, and we have numerous examples of these.
Second, students were able to develop expertise in not only one or more areas of medicine, but also in engineering, business, and law.
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