That rhetoric has allowed for the birth and development of some our nation's most important social and political movements.
A number of transcription factors regulate the birth and development of this set of neurons and some remain constitutively expressed throughout life.
Causal factors leading to the birth and development of these continental ice sheets and then to their decay and death are, nevertheless, still poorly understood.
Hopefully, the birth and development of waterscape ecology will contribute to the prosperity of global academics and the maintenance of earth level environmental health.
For those of us who played our part in the birth and development of New Labour and watched its slow and painful death, it has been a deeply depressing time.
"This is the day that is defining the new birth and development of our country," said Mike Madiro, chairman of one of the provincial party branches that had formally set Mugabe's dethroning in motion.
Birth and development of the philosophical field of bioethics based on advances in several fundamental fields of science and technology, including molecular and cell biology, information technology, neurosciences and converging technologies.
Early Renaissance painting in Italy had its birth and development in Florence, from which it spread to such centres as Urbino, Ferrara, Padua, Mantua, Venice, and Milan after the middle of the century.
Hendrik Conscience, (born Dec. 3, 1812, Antwerp, Belg. died Sept. 10, 1883, Elsene) Belgian romantic novelist who so dominated the birth and development of the Flemish novel that it was said he "taught his people to read".
This Review aims at retracing a personal outlook of the birth and development of molecular medicine, as well as at highlighting some of the most urgent challenges linked to aging and represented by incurable neurodegenerative diseases caused by protein misfolding.
