In the school context, L1 can be maintained as long as the outside environment provides sufficient stimulation, in the meantime, the intensive exposure of L2 in school can contribute to rapid bilingual development without compromising the development of L1 (Verhoeven, 1994).
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Mutations in either Pink1 or parkin influence mitochondrial dynamics and function, causing an impairment of fission, which affects male fertility by compromising the normal development of mitochondrial derivatives (also known as nebenkern).
The two weeks of talks in Peru are intended to deliver a draft text to be adopted in Paris next year that will commit countries to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions without compromising the economic development of poor countries.
These findings suggest that Macondo crude oil is compromising the early development of cranial neural crest cell differentiation, which results in reduced posterior pharyngeal arches and the more visible defects in the heart, arch vasculature and craniofacial development.
Given this issue and considering that alternative tourism may be a good opportunity for local development without compromising the principles of sustainable development, this study assessed the social feasibility of alternative tourism in a small rural town with an adequate natural and cultural tourism potential.
The testing must be thoughtfully constructed to allow for robust test beds that yield the data required to make informed choices regarding deployment while not compromising the rate of development.
Questions of how to reduce the time from initial development of a complex public health intervention to evaluating it in a full scale randomised controlled trial, without compromising the quality of the development of the intervention or study design, need to be considered by government, funders, and the research community.
Strategies to overcome these compromising conditions include the development of specific and metabolically stable ligands of VPAC1, VPAC2, and PAC1 receptors.
There are examples showing that transgenesis may generate non-desirable phenotypic alterations as a consequence of pleiotropic changes in plant growth and development, compromising the preservation of the identity of the transformed genotype [ 5- 9].
Therefore, if these impact determinants are adequately addressed during and post-project operations, it will produce scintillating results in achieving objectives of environmental conservation without compromising the goals of economic development and aim of socio-economic uplift can also be ensured.
