Property rights, labor rights, and so-called business rights have been singled out as particular vital empowerment domains, mostly due to their connection to economic agency; an area essential for development in general and poverty reduction in particular.
In vertebrate genomes, regions containing developmental genes, such as Hox clusters, are usually devoid of transposable elements [ 37], suggesting the presence of a constraint against the invasion of foreign elements into a region essential for development.
28– 31 A derivative of vitamin A, ATRA is essential for development and differentiation.
He said "the lives of children are a veritable treasure for the nation and also constitute an essential element for development.
Apoptosis, a fundamental process essential for development and maintenance of tissue homeostasis, is a major mechanism to eliminate cancer cells.
Apoptosis, a fundamental process essential for development and maintenance of tissue homeostasis, is also a major route to eradicate cancer cells.
The author promotes investment in social services as an essential tool for development and rails against money being diverted from human needs for military operations.
On the other hand, a second defect essential for development from insulin resistance (IR) to type 2 diabetes (T2D) is the inability of endocrinal pancreatic β-cells to produce the required levels of insulin that maintain normal blood glucose levels.
Previous research has linked maternal obesity with inflammation of the fetal brain and lowered levels of folate, a B-vitamin essential for development.
Apoptosis, a specific form of programmed cell death (PCD), is an essential process for development and homeostasis of multicellular organisms1.
Improving engineering education is an essential task for development, production, cultural and economic progress, and social services in the future for the most of developing countries.
