The global context in relation to poverty and development has evolved significantly since the millennium declaration.
Application of KM to global health and development has evolved over time, and as a result, interest has been growing among health care professionals about the importance of capturing, sharing, and using explicit and tacit knowledge.
During the past three decades, paradigms for networked information, services, and collaboration as resources for community development have evolved in many respects.
An understanding of the origin of different body plans requires knowledge of how the genes and genetic pathways that control embryonic development have evolved.
In contrast, genes involved in more complex regulatory processes such as embryonic development have evolved longer UTRs with many microRNA target sites and perhaps also binding sites for RNA binding proteins, providing an additional layer of regulation.
Despite the apparent morphological conservatism, major differences in the molecular logic of development have evolved within the phylum Nematoda.
Nerve conduits under current development have evolved considerably compared to their hollow polymer tube counterparts in terms of the significant modifications in scaffold design and selection of polymer materials.
Apparently, development-dependent regulation on Sus genes, involved in cell initiation and elongation during cotton ovule and fiber development had evolved.
BIM education and curriculum development has evolved at ASU's Design School from 2008 to date with many enhancements.
A new classification has been proposed for focal cortical dysplasias (FCDs), and our knowledge of the molecular biology of both normal and abnormal cortical development has evolved.
BGR3 Technological development has evolved and contributed to finding solutions for better resource management and natural disaster prevention.
