Nature has supplied the inexhaustible resources for mankind, and at the same time, it has also progressively developed into the school for scientists and engineers.
During follow-up, all eyes without nerve branching pattern at baseline progressively developed it when treated with latanoprost, whereas no change occurred using tafluprost treatment (p = 0.05).
In type 1 diabetes, IR is not an established etiological factor but it can progressively develop after clinical diagnosis [ 32].
The impulse oscillation system (IOS) is a type of FOT that has been progressively developed for clinical use over the years, as it was thought to provide information related to lung elasticity properties and Rrs during tidal breathing [ 20– 20].
Policy was, therefore, progressively developed that Her Majesty's Government should do all it could, while respecting devolved competencies, to facilitate an appeal by the Libyans to the Scottish government for Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi's release under the Prisoner Transfer Agreement (PTA) or for release on compassionate grounds.
Since the time frame in which the activities reviewed in this study were designed and implemented, UNICEF has progressively developed more coherent goals and strategies for its support and advocacy work.
(Female, non-smoker, 17 years) Participants perceived that a negative image of smoking had progressively developed as a consequence of the behaviour being less common in the community than it once was.
In Europe, crossbows were progressively developed to penetrate armour of increasing thicknesses.
Blasis advocated at least three hours of dance classes a day, involving exercises that progressively developed different parts of the body.
But they progressively developed cardiac dysfunction and DCM, and died between 35 and 70 weeks of age.
We interpret these features as follows: More than 375 a ago, the ice-shelf channel was formed by a subglacial conduit exiting at the grounding line, which progressively developed a ramp-shaped esker and a local surface ridge there.
