Does high quality science lead to applied technology development?
Somehow, the fact that investments involve risk has led to applying the term "bet" to both.
The number of provisional labels created during the first scan is roughly reduced by a factor of four, which leads to applying many fewer unions since labels equivalence is implicitly solved within the blocks.
Indeed, the experimental demonstration of hormesis also led to applying low doses for treating diseases (Sanders 2010).
In the case of insects, for instance, reliable paleontological evidence is frequently lacking, which leads to applying a proposed standard rate of 2.3% divergence/My for the insect mitochondrial genome [ 2].
To have any hope of achieving that, it is vital to his own credibility and to that of the government he leads to apply core democratic principles to the EU referendum bill,which is expected to be published on Thursday.
The claim that basic research is valuable because it leads to applied technology may be true but perhaps is not at the heart of the social use of the enterprise.
This leads to apply non-equilibrium condition in which, mass transfer phenomena, in addition to the concentration diffusion, will be a function of pressure diffusion, external force diffusion and thermal diffusion (Bird et al. 2002).
The discoveries obtained from this basic research led to applied and clinical research, conducted largely by private industry, which generated practical endpoints such as medicines and other approaches or technologies for the treatment of human disease.
Instead of retreating to Khartoum, instead of playing to every whim of indignation in the Arab street, the Arab leaders will have to lead -- to apply pressure on Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, as Mr. Bush applies it on Ariel Sharon, Israel's prime minister.
