The first task was facilitated by early developments in population genetic theory, particularly the findings of Fisher (1930), which Ford interpreted to mean that naturally occurring, discontinuous phenotypic variation is "nearly always genetic".
The idea of using hours of equal length throughout the year was the innovation of Abu'l-Hasan Ibn al-Shatir in 1371, based on earlier developments in trigonometry by Muhammad ibn Jābir al-Harrānī al-Battānī (Albategni).
First, the apparent higher cardiovascular risks associated with BMI in young adulthood compared with older adulthood 10 11 may be caused by early development and clustering of cardiovascular risk factors, in particular the metabolic syndrome.
The main process regulated by CKs is cell division, occurring at early development in both seed (endosperm) and mesocarp.
Function and structure of adult pancreatic islets are determined by early postnatal development, which in rats corresponds to the first month of life.
Consistent with the notion that actin filaments in the lattice structure were less stable during early developmental stages, the periodic structure of βII spectrin was more quickly disrupted by LatA treatment during early development than in older neurons.
These tracts are characterized by the early development but become less evident in the later stages.
We have studied three commonly used Cre-reporter strains, Z/AP, Z/EG and R26R-EYFP and have demonstrated that although each reporter can be reliably activated by Cre during early development, exposure to Cre in adult hematopoietic cells results in a much lower frequency of marker-positive cells in the Z/AP or Z/EG strains than in the R26R-EYFP strain.
The location of pectoral motoneurons was further examined throughout early development by alignment in the hoxb4a enhancer trap background (Fig. 4f k).
In addition, early detection has been enabled by developments in imaging technologies [ 4, 12, 26].
