Traits that have not yet evolved in early childhood clearly cannot be assessed until such time as they might reasonably be expected to be present, and yet impairment within these characteristics may impact subsequent development significantly.
Animal and human studies indicate that exposures in the earliest stages of human development, including the embryonic and early fetal periods, may have a large impact on subsequent development, health and illness throughout the lifespan [ 23– 26], and that the impact of some exposures may be transgenerational by epigenetic mechanisms [ 27].
Despite this, initial culture in relatively simple medium had a lasting negative impact on subsequent development.
However, screening tools have poor utility in assessing subtle delays that may have a significant impact on subsequent development.
Since the software decision will have an impact on subsequent development, test, implementation, education, and support activities, it must be made with great care and foresight.
A better understanding of how women's rights are entrenched, or not, and the impact that entrenchment has on subsequent developments at the national level are vital for evaluating the value and variation of constitutional reform.
Yet his impact on the subsequent development of the new wisdom was in many ways far greater than was that of al-Suhrawardī.
The Kabbala, a school of Jewish mysticism that dates from the late 12th century, had an important impact on the subsequent development of Judaism.
In Getting Personal: A Biographer's Memoir by Brian Masters (Constable Robinson), Masters describes his boyhood meeting with the now-forgotten Gilbert Harding and its impact on his subsequent development as an unsensational and supremely profound commentator on the origins of evil.
Finally, issues identified from users' design feedback may have substantial impact in the subsequent development process.
Tosaka's critique had an impact on the subsequent development of the Kyoto School's philosophies, and ironically Tosaka himself is today considered by some to belong, together with Miki, to the "left wing" of the Kyoto School (see Hattori 2004).
