The protective efficacy and induction of sterile immunity following immunization with RAS are major drives for development of vaccines the target the pre-erythrocytic stages.
There has been an evolutionary drive for a development of predictive capacity and one result is the development of the frontal lobes.
Shemede, who is general secretary for the chiefs of Makoko, linked the demolitions to an official drive for urban development in Lagos including a multibillion dollar project dubbed "the Dubai of Africa".
The protesters, who occupied oil installations, claimed that many of them would lose their land unwittingly.Alan García, Peru's unpopular president, argues that do-gooding NGOs are blocking his country's drive for economic development.
The victors differed in style, but all three rode similar waves of discontent and delivered similar warnings to the political establishment: The city's poorer residents - who are predominantly black - will no longer be overlooked in the drive for economic development in Washington.
The increased wish for fast, noise free, and clinically viable SPECT attenuation correction (AC) was a primary drive for the development of combined SPECT/CT technology [11].
The axial resolution of the imaging system is governed by the coherence length of the light source [2], prompting a drive for the development of light sources with broad spectral emission.
The main drive for this development is the need of neutron detectors with low sensitivity to γ-rays and high count rate capability for operation in the neutron flux environment ~3×108n/cm2s expected in future controlled thermonuclear fusion reactors.
The undesirable uterine side-effects of tamoxifen have provided the drive for the development of the "ideal" SERM.
