The results published by Pan et al showed how Cre recombinase-mediated recombination lead to combinatorial expression of the fluorescent proteins in neighbouring cells, allowing different lineages of cells to be traced during development (3).
Changing conceptions of governance and its relation to development can be traced through the major perspectives on development that have emerged since World War II, as represented by theories of modernization and growth, dependency and world systems theories, the resurgence of neoclassical theory, and an array of newer critical perspectives.
Of course, precursors to these developments might be traced to many events including state Married Women's Property Acts in the 1800s that allowed married women to manage their own property and sue and be sued.
This development can be traced to advanced 3D printing technologies becoming accessible due to the expiration of key patents on pre-existing industrial printing processes.
This development can be traced to work in decision theory and cognitive psychology which attempts to take into account that human agents face resource limitations in everyday decision making.
Diffusion, or the spreading of culture traits, in their view, was the prime force of human development, and all cultural development could be traced to a few inventive centres.
Part of the explanation for this development can be traced to the publication in 1958 of G. E. M. Anscombe's seminal article "Modern Moral Philosophy".
As proposed, the origin of development can be traced to protection of mtDNA and cpDNA.
In this Account, we use glycoluril derived systems whose development can be traced to the early work of Mock, Nolte, and Rebek.
In any case, none of these developments can be traced to Mesopotamia or to other areas to the west, regions which had previously been the sources of outside influences on the Iranian plateau.
