A possible explanation for this developmental pattern is, once children already has some morphological knowledge derived from oral language, when they begin to read (by phonological recoding), they tend to "sound out" the words and to recover their meaning after it, and this would lead to a higher benefit from the semantic aspects of morphemes.
Although international guidelines [ 1] have applied the knowledge derived from patients with haematological malignancies to patients with solid tumours in the treatment of fever in patients with cancer, these populations are very heterogeneous, and specific risk factors need to be addressed to patients with solid tumours.
When rabbis forget that the success of the Jewish people has always been the pursuit of knowledge derived from Talmudic study and become focused on losing congregations, they have failed.
Knowledge derived from CTD has potential for predicting toxicity, identifying biomarkers of exposures, and unveiling putative therapeutic targets for diseases.
Nevertheless, most of the knowledge derived from Drosophila studies has not been transferred to applied entomological problems because Drosophila has rarely been considered an economically important pest species.
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These advances have been achieved by combining new knowledge derived from basic studies of the molecular biology of these pathogens, technical developments that enable very precise regulation of gene expression, and genes encoding insecticidal proteins from other organisms, particularly spiders and scorpions.
Some studies have attempted to define instruments using knowledge derived from epidemiological and genetic studies as part of a structured approach to identify patients potentially at risk, as well as to support the recording of relevant outcomes in a standardised manner [ 16, 17].
The knowledge derived from these studies has been instrumental in guiding the development of the amyloid-based disease-modifying drugs currently being tested in sporadic Alzheimer disease (SAD).
Although the knowledge derived from these investigations have been remarkably helpful in providing a better mechanistic understanding of pancreatic cancer development and provide potential markers for diagnosis as well as promising therapeutic targets, it has mostly remained genetic centric.
Knowledge derived from human tissues research has led to fundamental advances in understanding a wide range of human diseases [ 1].
