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He listed the three most difficult remaining issues as long-term limits on Iranian research and development, a mechanism for re-imposing sanctions if Tehran violated the agreement, and Iranian transparency over claims of past work on nuclear weapons design.

These results further support the hypothesis that Schwann cell detachment from axons is an important early event in tumor development – a mechanism neuronally expressed merlin could be also involved in concerning NF2 disease.

We have used a general stochastic model and approximate Bayesian computation with the available experimental data on developmental mtDNA dynamics to show that the bottleneck is most likely manifest through stochastic mtDNA dynamics and partitioning, with increased random turnover later during development, a mechanism which we can describe exactly and analytically.

Mutations affecting development of the external ear might also result from defective neural crest development, a mechanism exemplified by the role of Tcof1/Treacle in Treacher Collins Syndrome (TCS), an autosomal dominant disorder that frequently includes hypoplasia of the facial bones, cleft palate and middle ear defects in addition to malformation of the pinna (Dixon et al., 2007).

1830-1833 Another key event in the development of a mechanism that could explain the evolution of species was the publication of the three volumes of Charles Lyell's Principles of Geology between 1830 and 1833.

Any reform of the vote at conference should be accompanied by an increase in union representation on the party's national policy forum to one-third, and development of a mechanism to unite around positive policies for the future.

The development of a mechanism of this type introduces several theoretical and experimental design challenges that are addressed in this paper.

Finally, all those hypothesized dimensions may be involved and impact on children development through a mechanism explored by social sciences called the "Matthew effect" or "accumulated advantage" (Mellard et al. 2012; Stanovich, 1986).

As one of the world's largest maritime nations, and with its ocean governance framework finalised in 2015, Portugal emerges as a relevant case study for the development of a mechanism to evaluate performance of its MSP system.

These findings indicate that importin α7 contributes to early embryonic development via a mechanism not involving spindle formation and nuclear membrane assembly.

These findings identify a new protective role of MAG as a modulator of apoptosis of MNs during postnatal development by a mechanism involving the p75NTR/RhoA/ROCK signaling pathway.