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These movements spurred the eventual development of the major religions of Buddhism, Jainism, and (during subsequent centuries) Hinduism.

However, Microsoft disputed that interpretation, and indeed the eventual development of the HoloLens underscored that it had more in store for the talent and tech that it picked up reportedly for $35 million.

Flyorov's work and urgings led to the eventual development of the USSR's own atomic bomb project.

Towards the latter part of the period, gunpowder was invented, which increased the sophistication of the weapons, and led to the eventual development of the cannon and other firearms.

Another of Pierce's reforms was to expand the role of the U.S. attorney general in appointing federal judges and attorneys, which was an important step in the eventual development of the Justice Department.

At this point in the embryo's life, this does not harm the eventual development of the child.

These organic changes to the brain have been linked to the eventual development of those withdrawal behaviours that underlie depressive symptomatology [ 29, 33].

It is the premise of this study that understanding the mechanisms that support the persistence of a small fraction of cells in S-phase throughout the course of hormonal adjuvant therapy in breast cancer will shed light on this critical precondition for the eventual development of resistance to the treatments.

During this period the supercontinent Pangea split apart, allowing for the eventual development of what are now the central Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico.

As the host proteins that regulate HIV replication are likely to be different in T cells and macrophages [106], such an understanding will be crucial in the eventual development of therapies to counteract the roles of HIV-1 infected macrophages in viral transmission, reservoir formation, and neuropathogenesis.

One may hypothesize that specifically the avoidance of positive social information (e.g., happy faces) by vulnerable sad individuals is a maladaptive automatic tendency which could be one of the determinants of the eventual development of depression.