The area's largest video game studio, Electronic Arts Tiburon, which employs 750 people around Orlando and is responsible for producing blockbuster EA SPORTS franchises, including Madden NFL and NBA Live, is fully invested in nurturing the local development ecosystem.
Since 1990, civic and educational groups in southeastern Queens, which has one of the largest concentrations of black residents in New York City, have been nurturing the development of an African-American Hall of Fame in St . Albans
To prevent drug selection pressure from nurturing the development of resistance in treated populations, it will be imperative to align the roll out of new drug (Evangelopoulos and McHugh, 2015) and drug regimens (Fig. 1) with novel diagnostic tools to monitor drug resistance.
But, most of all, it is about nurturing the development of a truly revolutionary explosion in small-scale grassroots creative businesses.
These organizations play important roles in nurturing the academic and professional development of MIT students.
In their view, the goal of policy should be to invest in and nurture the development of the innovation pipeline, from basic science to commercialization.
Kevin M. McGovern Family Center for Venture Development in the Life Sciences nurtures the development of Cornell early stage life science startups.
Given in honor of clinician, scientist, and teacher Paul Beeson, who chaired the first Institute of Medicine study on aging and medical education in 1978, the scholarships aim to nurture the development of future leaders in gerontology.
An alternative approach being pioneered by Chuen Yan Cheng of the Population Council in New York relies on a chemical called adherin which interferes directly with the way key cells in the testes help to nurture the development of mature sperm.
