The development of ESTs has historically relied upon Sanger sequence with some recent efforts also using longer-read next-generation sequencing technology such as Roche 454.
Historically, development of catalysts for treatment of nitrate-contaminated water has focused on supported Pd-based catalysts, but high costs of the Pd present a barrier to commercialization.
This exploratory study seeks to explore the current state of design for the environment (DfE) in the development of medical devices; an historically risk averse industry that lags behind others in terms of addressing environmental considerations.
The development of drug resistance has historically rapidly limited the efficacy and therefore the use of many approved antimalarial drugs.
Dr. Foley said that in explaining the evolution of human social institutions, "there must be both a set of human behavioral propensities, shaped by selection, and a pattern of historically specific developments" like population density and available resources.
(or technological leapfrogging) refers to the opportunities in developing countries to bypass several stages of technology development, historically observed in industrialized countries, and apply the most advanced presently available technologies in the energy and other economic sectors, through investments in technological development and capacity building.
The development of such networking groups has historically been internal to each organisation.
"Historically, the development of Andean cultures is based on camelids," said Daniel Maydana, a Bolivian anthropologist with many years' experience in vicuña projects.
The development of manufacturing in Tunisia has historically encountered two major difficulties: raw material and power supplies are inadequate, and the domestic market is limited.
It will support the development of more serialised dramas, which historically have had a harder time succeeding on live television, when people tune in once a week and may miss some of the story's subtleties.
