To consider these arguments, the paper maps out four trajectories of polio vaccine development, tracing their paths through clinical trials since the 1950s, and describes some of the defining features of testing regimes for medical innovation.
Its development traces to 1860 and continued through the late 19th and early 20th centuries as breeders utilized a mix of foundation bloodstock that included native Italian stock and imported horses, all mainly of draft type.
During the session, two members of the staff gathered all relevant information concerning family members (especially cancer development), traced an accurate and extended genealogical tree and required clinical charts or other certifications in order to verify the cancer status.
To determine whether the expression of X-linked genes changes concomitant with meiosis, we performed a study of the testis transcriptome in larval development, tracing the maturation of the first wave of spermatocytes through the third instar and up to the meiotic divisions at the beginning of pupation [ 20].
DS research interest have spanned from method development of trace ion analysis, characterization of metal thin film, to analysis of biological macromolecules.
Curl's later research focused on quartz tuning forks and the development of trace-gas sensors.
This is the performer whose development is traced in "Douglas Fairbanks: A Modern Musketeer," an extraordinary, well-produced set of 10 features and one short film that arrives on Tuesday from Flicker Alley.
Descartes' conception of animals as automata seems to make phenomenal consciousness superfluous at best — a connection whose philosophical development was traced by T.H. Huxley (1874).
The approach not only automates building early models, but also gives models which can be maintained during development, using traces gathered from the implementations.
The support has included staff development, family tracing, income generating activities, vocational training, educational support and health care.
