The development of a new prospect in genetics, genome-wide association studies (GWAS), was crucial for the identification of numerous loci, involved in autoimmune diseases.
As we all know, the transient character of the postdoctoral experience, coupled with the typical attachment of the postdoc to a particular research laboratory and faculty member, makes any development of a postdoctoral community a difficult prospect.
Manuel said he considered Cora "instrumental" in the development of the prospect Fernando Martinez, who could benefit from watching how Cora approaches his at-bats.
The continued development of such approaches indicates that the prospect for development of a living, implantable artificial kidney remains just beyond the horizon.
This finding raises prospects for the development of a novel approach in the treatment of osteopenic diseases [ 70].
This line of argument depends squarely on a concept of understanding a proposition, and its prospect for success awaits development of a theory of understanding.
The Football Association chairman, Greg Dyke, has vowed to push through tough rules governing the number of homegrown players in the top flight to encourage the development of more prospects such as Harry Kane.
Far from undermining the UN talks process, this bottom-up approach has been a decisive development catalysing the prospect of a new comprehensive global deal in Paris.
This has led to a new, almost religious faith in the "singularity," the threshold when humans merge with machines, or when artificial intelligence becomes conscious and able to direct its own development beyond the control of human agency (a prospect that many scientists find frightening).
The industry spends huge sums on research and development because the prospect of developing a blockbuster is so alluring.
