These time trends suggest environmental components are critical in rising incidence of endocrine related phenotypes, as the timeframe hardly crosses a generation, highlighting the importance of continued research on exposure routes and health effects of potential endocrine disrupters found in our environment [ 68, 69].
At stake is a generation of reporters, and the continued role of journalists as the eyes, ears and questioners for the public.
Through the continued generation of such new myths and stories, Buddhism was able to move from culture to culture, taking root in each one along the way.
"The infrastructure of [Cantrell's] court — from the salary of his staff to the paper in his printer — depends upon the continued generation of money from for-profit commercial surety fees, which are entirely dependent on his judicial decisions," the suit reads.
Clearly, the continued generation of mutant AARSs with altered substrate specificities will greatly facilitate this program.
While loss of Nr2e3 resulted in continued generation of cone cells, knockdown of Nr1d1 did not result in the over production of cones.
Moreover, their titers increase over time in active disease [ 1], indicating continued generation of autoreactive LLPCs.
It is hoped that continued generation of meaningful preclinical data and delivery vector improvement will lead to advancements of clinical testing of gene therapies for breast cancer patients.
As global climate change accelerates, and its effects are experienced most rapidly and dramatically at high latitudes [ 55], continued generation of these resources will prove vital to our understanding of the adaptive potential of endemic polar organisms.
Since the first "Marker" paper of colon cancer was published [ 20], there is a constant submission of more colon cancer samples to the TCGA project, for continued generation of high throughput experimental data.
