However, managers reported generic changes that would positively impact on stroke services – for instance developments in home-based therapy; developing and strengthening allied health professional services; and national roll-out of primary care teams.
Since the 1960s, for instance, developments in archaeological science have given rise to paleoecology, archaeoichthyology and paleozoology.
For instance, development of the county park and municipal complex also brought a new road, John T. O'Leary Boulevard, named for the mayor, that connected those projects to the city's downtown and opened up the rest of the southern waterfront to development.
For instance, development of luxury hotels and marinas on previously mangrove covered landscapes (Figure 4) may be a good example of irreversibility.
As Martin notes, these instances are "well-suited for production applications that do not require the Azure load-balancer ("bring-your-own load balancer" or single instance), development workloads, test servers and batch processing applications".
For instance, development discourse defines Third World population as underdevelopment and uncultured, while the Industrialised World is defined as developed and superior; hence, the industrialised world represents the model that poor countries must aspire to accomplish (Selby 2007; Nair 2013).
For instance, development of secondary pollen tubes (as in bet11/bet12 mutants) has been linked to reduced expression of the PIP5K4 gene, which encodes the phosphatidylinositol-4-monophosphate 5-kinase 4, an enzyme in charge of the conversion of phosphatidylinositol (4,5 -bisphosphate (or PtdIns(4,5 -bisphosphate
Urogenital sinus mesenchyme induces, for instance, development and differentiation of epithelial cells that in turn control differentiation and localization of mesenchymal progenitors.
In Ames (Prop-1 df / df ) and Snell (Pit-1 dw / dw ) mutants, for instance, development of the anterior pituitary is inhibited completely.
For instance, development of antigen-based therapies will certainly profit from the use of novel humanized MHC class II mouse models (22– 22).
In Vaziri's studies of human endothelial cells, for instance, development of oxidative stress has been seen immediately after lead exposure.
