Its future is linked to the emergence of the hydrogen economy.
United's eventual ability not just to beat Liverpool but dominate them was inextricably linked to the emergence of Keane as the best defensive midfielder in the world.
Between those periods, the researchers say, there are many fossils linked to the emergence of anatomically modern humans that cannot be dated by any other method.
The argument is that this should be seen as inextricably linked to the emergence of an 'interesting object', i.e., 'the environment' and an environmental interest, within the office.
Katy McLeod, director of Chill Welfare, a social enterprise dedicated to keeping clubbers safe, suggested the recent deaths at Fabric were likely to be linked to the emergence of high-strength ecstasy pills rather than any management failings.
The ostensible use of the latter, as argued by the movie, is linked to the emergence of AIDS and the isolation of the first ever seropositive HIV sample, coming from Leopoldville (contemporary Kinshasa).
The social relevance of cemeteries is being tested by lower visitation rates and changing interment practices such as 'no service' cremations, often linked to the emergence of cremation factories, and informal burials.
In particular, we focus on the common theme that some maps are inherited from the input of parallel pathways, which are then intimately linked to the emergence of new functional properties and their corresponding maps.
To date, there have been many attempts to investigate the mechanisms underlying the acquired resistance to EGFR-TKIs in NSCLC, and secondary mutations, alternative signaling pathways, and phenotype changes have been linked to the emergence of acquired EGFR-TKI resistance in lung cancer35,36,37,38,39,40.
While oxygen levels in the Earth's atmosphere rose steeply several hundred million years ago – a change that has been linked to the emergence of complex life 540m years ago – there was a smaller spike in oxygen levels far earlier, during an interval known as the Lomagundi event.
After two generations of nurses' migration, evolutions which are closely linked to the emergence of an Indian – or, more precisely, a Keralese – diaspora in the Gulf countries are now taking on a much wider global dimension, with significant implications on lifestyle choices.
