First Bergius, and then Pier (of the BASF, not fortuitously either) developed what was eventually called the Bergius-Pier process, a two-stage process for the liquefaction of coal.
Fortuitously, PolyPlus had already developed a process for coating lithium with multiple layers of different materials that were designed to make otherwise unstable combinations of materials combinations that normally react and corrode or melt or catch fire stable.
Our results place the potyvirus radiation in the centre of the current geological epoch, the Holocene, during which agriculture and complex human civilization has developed; and even if there had been fortuitously reinforcing combinations of errors in our methods they would have been unlikely to place our estimate of the radiation date outside the Holocene.
However, fortuitously, the adequacy of animal models developed to study pre-eclampsia has, in part, been defined by their ability to induce IUGR.
While Fletcher and Lyon lorded their special Michigan State status over everyone who crossed their path, I developed a deep bond with the Fighting Irish, who fortuitously met the Spartans in the Mideast Regional final of the N.C.A.A. tournament.
Fortuitously, a reverse genetic system has been developed for arenaviruses that will circumvent problems associated with passage attenuation and greatly aid in strain curation/preservation, as well as providing fundamental insight into virus biology.
Fortuitously, in the midst of the contentious Chicago teachers union strike, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development has released its annual report on the state of education and investment in education around the developed world.
Strikingly, the number of mutations in individual HSCs increases near linearly with age and is very similar to that found in de novo AML, suggesting that AML develops stochastically in a cell, which fortuitously accrues a transforming combination of mutations (Welch et al., 2012).
But, fortuitously, while the company was developing OxyContin, some physicians began arguing that American medicine should reëxamine this bias.
He co-ordinated a government-funded study – fortuitously launched just before the Irish economy collapsed – entitled Eldermet, which was aimed at helping the Irish food industry develop food products for old people.
Fortuitously, during ECCO's initiation, a parallel effort at MIT was underway, led by EAPS Cecil and Ida Green Professor of Oceanography John Marshall, to develop a new ocean general circulation model, called the MIT General Circulation Model, which Wunsch adapted to become the dynamical engine of ECCO.
