In particular, this applies to the axons, which extend over large brain volumes (Oberlaender et al. 2011).
Dr Richard Horton, editor-in-chief of the Lancet, said: "If maternal and child nutrition can be optimised, the benefits will accrue and extend over generations, which is why we must work together now to seize this opportunity".
Combined with the sampler, a new piece of digital hardware that recorded snippets of sound for deployment in other contexts, it allowed producers to create extended loops over which rappers could perform.The first hip-hop producers to use what became known as the "Amen break" did so with no great ambition.
Given the complexity and typically extended timeframe over which the wound-healing process occurs, it is not surprising that defects in healing can occur.
In his greenhouses, which extend over about 1,200 square metres, green sprouts are poking out of the neatly tilled earth, the beginnings of countless carrots, lettuces and spinach plants.
(1) Large, stratified, basin floor fans, which extend over at least 5 km and are exposed in the basin centre.
(2) Small, complex, proximal fans, which extend over less than 2 km, and are exposed in the southern part of the basin.
Large processes form, some of which extend over the caudal end of the embryos.
Secondly, the ranges of most species extend over diverse ecological habitats which generate different rates of natural selection, driving local adaptation of populations to abiotic and biotic environments [ 31].
First, large exposure measurement errors were likely, owing to the use of one to three monitors to represent exposure in these counties, some of which extend over thousands of square miles.
Its manipulator arm, which can extend over six feet, is capable of lifting thirty pounds.
