Similarly, Anthony Trewavas wrote the hallmark of plant intelligence is "variable growth and development in the lifetime of the individual…[requiring an] organism able to compute and the right environmental circumstances to elicit that computation".
The outstanding differences involve sanctions and Iran's capability to carry out nuclear industry research and development over the lifetime of a deal.
In particular, temperature plays a key limiting role on malaria at the edge of the altitudinal distribution of the disease, in highland regions, where the parasite is not likely to complete development during the lifetime of its vector.
Due to the imbalance of economic development of Chinese cities, the lifetime prevalence of using recreational club drugs varied by city: Chongqing 11.3% [ 14], Kunming 3.2% [ 15], Shenyang 1.8% [ 16], and Heilongjiang 0.3% [ 17].
Identity development throughout the lifetime: an examination of Eriksonian theory.
This noninvasive evaluation yields information that contributes to the development of a lifetime upper extremity care plan for maximizing function and quality of life.
The document identifies four development options for the lifetime of the plan.
Armeane M. Choksi World Bank If we were to graph the development of the human brain over a lifetime, with time on the horizontal axis, and the rate of growth of cognitive qualities such as impressionability on the vertical axis, the curve would be at its highest point between the ages of zero and three.
Poor oral health can negatively affect a child's speech, growth, learning, development, self-esteem, social and psychological wellbeing and influence the development of lifetime habits [ 4- 9].
This motivated the development of custom lifetime-fitting software in Matlab for all subsequent data analysis.
