It did not seek to attract companies by offering financial or other incentives; instead, it set out to create the ideal conditions for industrial development to arise naturally, by providing large plots of land with room for expansion, allowing firms to build their own premises or rent ready-made buildings, and constructing a wide range of building types and sizes.
Further theoretical developments likely to arise from this project will help address the lack of theoretical integration between gerontology and palliative care which has been identified as hindering the development of integrated services in all countries, including NZ [ 46].
And while it's true that the $60 plastic-disc model is on its deathbed, new ways to pay for game development seem to arise every week.
This remodeling complex has dedicated functions at different stages of neural development that appear to arise by combinatorial assembly of its subunits.
Under a mental health promotion perspective healthy development is recognized to arise from the interaction between people and systems in society, providing a systems-based understanding of the interplay between culture and health.
These relations between vitamin D status and AD development seem likely to arise, at least partially, from impairment of the brain-to-blood Aβ efflux transport activity at the BBB due to attenuation of basal 1,25(OH 2D3-mediated signaling in brain capillary endOH 2D3-mediated
Intriguingly, while we now know that Warburg effect is essential for tumor growth and development, it is thought to arise because of genetic and/or epigenetic changes.
All in all, young scientists should be aware that during the next decade, many new opportunities in sustainable development research are likely to arise.
This selectivity is known to arise during development in neurons that are initially unselective [48].
Cancer development usually takes several decades to arise, and follows a progressive histopathological pattern that involves acquisition of multiple genetic changes to the cancer cell.
