Subsequent developments have suggested various modes of attachment of the adsorbed and adsorbing species.
In the past two years, major scientific developments have suggested that all of our eyes should be on a place that only a tiny fraction of us will ever visit — Antarctica, the frozen South Pole continent that's larger than the continental United States and contains the majority of the planet's land-based ice.
While there had been hopes of an economic recovery in those markets, recent data and developments have suggested that the recovery may take much longer.
Recent developments have suggested metabolomics is the relatively new field in bioinformatics that uses measurements on metabolite abundance as a tool for disease diagnosis and other medical purposes [ 17].
Recent development has suggested that higher loadings, up to few percent, of natural tellurium are possible by which SNO+ could approach, in the near future, the bottom of the inverted hierarchy.
But anatomical features like simpler brains, kinked cilia, and a different pattern of development had suggested that acoels might not be related to other flatworms.
Historically, anatomical and developmental differences among eyes of different species favored homoplasy; however, recent molecular data indicating that all eyes employ a similar cascade of transcription factors (proteins regulating gene expression) for development have suggested homology.
Previous studies in endothelial cell migration during vascular development have suggested that BMP signals promote migration [28], whereas Notch activity inhibits migration [29].
For example, critical reviews of the Faroe Islands study of methylmercury and child development have suggested that the effects attributed to intrauterine exposure to methylmercury might be the consequence of co-exposures to high levels of PCBs [ Myers and Davidson 2000; Toxicology Excellence for Risk Assessment (TERA) 1999].
A clinical development model has suggested that cancer vaccines be investigated in 2 categories of clinical trials: proof-of- principle and efficacy.
Germany's development minister has suggested that horsemeat mislabelled as beef should be distributed to the poor.
