Starting from this premise, it is evident that the development of novel network architectures and the optimization of next generation cellular systems based on femtocells are topics worth of investigation for both industry and academic communities.
While it is evident that the development has played a role in influencing the building industry to some extent, more effort is required to communicate practical outcomes and learnings in a formal way if sustainable urban development is to be facilitated through the demonstration development planning approach.
"It is becoming evident that the development of hydropower plants, particularly of small plants, is not undertaken in a manner which would allow for the sustainable use of water," an EU spokesperson said, adding: "The study aims to identify those that could possibly be built in a sustainable fashion, therefore ensuring that the others are not".
It has become evident that the development and progression of breast cancers are not limited to epithelial cells and that the total microenvironment is important.
It proves evident that the development of standards for baseline, monitoring, and assessment methods remains a challenge, allowing for a better comparison of research results.
It is evident that the development of reactive gliosis and the alterations in astrocyte morphology are conditioned by the intensity and rate of neuronal degeneration in the context of the neuron-glia relationship [ 64].
It is becoming increasingly evident that the development of cancer and response to anticancer drug therapy not only depend on discrete genetic alterations in the malignant clone but also on specific interactions between tumor cells and surrounding tissue components.
However, the traditional view of liver disease as an irreversible process is obsolete and it is now evident that the development of liver fibrosis is a dynamic and potentially bidirectional process.
It is evident that preventing the development of type 2 diabetes complications could have a beneficial effect on the huge economic and healthcare burden of type 2 diabetes.
When reviewing, in detail, research articles by a great many researchers, it is evident that the major problem with the development of biomaterial applications of CNTs has been the lack of a particulate substance to serve as a biological safety reference material, and hence the inability to establish criteria for evaluating biological safety.
