Although the size of the initial contracts was relatively small, the winning companies gained a huge advantage over competitors with an early presence in Iraq.
Their language is Archaic Tamil, with a few borrowings from Prakrit and influences of old Kannada, both resulting from the early presence of northern Jainism.
Prunus kunmingensis demonstrates the early presence of peach in southwestern China and dramatically increases the region's established significance for the evolutionary origins and cultivation history of the fruit.
Early presence of lineage-committed donor progenitor cells was assessed by the presence of day 5 splenic colony-forming units-granulocyte-macrophage (CFU-GM).
For archaeologists, the finding of primitive, intentionally made cutting tools indicates and confirms the early presence of humans at a site.
Additionally, elements of the characteristic 'Animal Style' dated to the tenth century BCE1,4 were found in the region of the Yenisei river and modern-day China, supporting the early presence of Scythian culture in the East.
The discovery of Jurassic bees which today are dependent upon flowering plants (angiosperms)—suggests either the early presence of angiosperms or that bees were originally adapted to other strategies.
In selecting animal models that prematurely terminate this build-up through the early presence of an endothelium, the most significant 'impairment factor' for physiological tissue regeneration in vascular grafts remained ignored.
A collaborative effort between Hyundai Asan, the South and North Korean governments, and small-medium enterprises like plastic containers manufacturer Taesung Industrial and textile producer Shinwon Corp., which established an early presence in the complex, the KIC grew quickly.
Now, archaeological evidence of the Narragansetts' early presence in Rhode Island has ignited a debate over private development on a site that some consider to be culturally and historically significant.
The developmental role for NGF is consistent with the early presence of NGF receptor (NGF-R) in the pulp.
