Since the introduction of Lutheranism in European countries was not centrally directed, the emergence of Lutheran theology took place variously.
The completion of the Human Genome Project, together with advances in sequencing technologies have directed the emergence of a panel of revolutionary sequencing technologies termed next-generation sequencing (NGS).
The increase in the total number of clinical infections for high treatment levels is consistent with previous observations [ 19, 27], as a direct consequence of emergence of resistant mutants with HTF.
The emergence of these transit villages reflects the "smart growth" ideas that have largely focused on the suburbs as a means of slowing endless sprawl by directing growth back into older municipalities with existing utilities, communications and mass transit.
Insofar as (apparent) collapse is indeed a time-directed process, decoherence will have direct relevance to the emergence of this 'quantum mechanical arrow of time' (for a spectrum of discussions, see Zeh 2001, Chap. 4; Hartle 1998, and references therein; Bacciagaluppi 2002, Section 6.1, and Bacciagaluppi 2007).
SolarAid's impact calculator also reflects the emergence of direct giving.
In what analysts described as a direct response to the emergence of Diapers.com, Amazon started a membership program in September called Amazon Mom, offering discounts on diapers and wipes and free shipping, among other things.
In this he was responding to the emergence of direct referential accounts of the kind that Kripke had made popular.
The results generally showed that Honesty–Humility did not have a significant direct effect on leadership emergence.
Our findings provides a foundation for developing rice cultivars that show higher seedling emergence after direct seeding by introgressing QTLs for mesocotyl elongation in rice breeding.
