The purpose of this study was to characterize the development of all three deciduous upper rostral teeth in the pig (Sus scrofa f. domestica) for the identification of the likely facial prominence contributions to the incisors based on normal and pathological developmental relationships.
The murder of NAACP field director Medgar Evers in 1963 gave the group national prominence, likely contributing to the passage of the Voting Rights Act in 1965.
It is likely that the prominence editors give to different news stories is influenced by "newsworthiness" and news source, and is reflected by page allocation, which in turn affects readers' perceptions.
This likely reflects the prominence of the in hospite stage for reef symbionts and a certain dependence on the host.
45 But CSO4 levels in epidermis are an order of magnitude higher than are levels in blood, 45, 47 likely explaining the prominence of epidermal vs. other organ involvement in XLI.
Overall, the capacity of metabolomics-based approaches to not only explore unforeseen and diverse aspects of enzyme-catalysed chemical transformations, but also associate them to global metabolic pathways and physiological functions, will likely ensure its prominence as a key technology in functional genomics strategies in the foreseeable future.
A hearing between the parties is scheduled for 27 January but Ashley's prominence is likely to have increased even further by then.
With the issue of gun control gaining increasing national prominence and likely to be an issue in 2014, the success of the Democrats here will hinge in part on Mr. Manchin and his willingness to fight hard for the seat.
This is likely due to their prominence in today's society, the flexibility of route and destination choice they allow, as well as their asset value, which many evacuees seek to retain.
For U.S. scientists, a loss in scientific prominence would likely mean "fewer U.S.-based science and technology breakthroughs, and fewer U.S. startup companies and jobs," and even the threat of an American brain drain.
