"Certainly there has been great development, and I think at the base of that development is constant work," he said.
While the professional development of teachers is commonly viewed within the realms of school development and school effectiveness, Hofman and Dijkstra (2010, p. 1031) summarize that "lifelong learning is at the base of professional development of people in general and this is particularly the case for teachers".
The literature on music therapy has defined the importance of this music sound element, putting it at the base of the intersubjective development of each individual.
Windup is the LTP analogous mechanism at spinal cord dorsal horn level, leading to central sensitization at the base of chronic pain development and establishment [ 13, 14].
The extracellular matrix, including collapsed cells at the base of the developing prothalli, in our cultures might be orthologous to the 'foot' development at the base of sporophytes on developing prothalli.
The introduction of 68Ga labelled tracers has changed the diagnostic approach to neuroendocrine tumours and the availability of a reliable, long-lived 68Ge/68Ga generator has been at the bases of the development of 68Ga radiopharmacy.
Sequence boundaries are recognized at fluvial incision surfaces at the base of Trs, but the development of incised valleys is minor because of the relatively high subsidence rate, which obscured the effect of relative sea-level fall.
Within a few weeks following birth, testosterone secretion ceases, and the cells within the testes remain undeveloped during early childhood; during adolescence, gonadotropic hormones from the pituitary gland at the base of the brain stimulate the development of tissue, and the testes become capable of producing sperm and androgens.
SEM also revealed the presence of a fibrillar extracellular matrix on the outside the callus during callus induction and at the base of sporophytes during differentiation and development.
