Intervening in development is, finally, the only way in which causal developmental theories of autism can be validated (Bradley & Bryant, 1983).
The children will be cared for by a mute nurse with strict instructions not to intervene in their development.
Once an animal is listed as endangered, for example, federal officials have the power to intervene in any development that seriously threatens its well-being.
Not until 1802 did Parliament intervene in the development of education, when the Health and Morals of Apprentices Act required employers to educate apprentices in basic mathematics, writing, and reading.
An intermediate way of allowing a contract-based client to monitor and intervene in the development of a project is the meetings-flow approach (MFA).
And he believes the government needs to intervene in the development of players - citing Germany as a classic example of how to nurture young talent.
Importantly, these data also show, in pre-clinical models, the translational potential for miRNAs, as a means to therapeutically intervene in fetal development.
Several large-scale human cancer genomics projects such as TCGA offered huge genomic and clinical data for researchers to obtain meaningful genomics alterations which intervene in the development and metastasis of the tumor.
Understanding the regulation of this transition is essential to our ability to intervene in mammary development and disease, and to manipulate lactation outcomes important to animal production and human nutrition.
