Often you see that children after overcoming a childhood disease make major steps in their development, acquisitions, and this again allows a good development to overcome these illnesses" (VD03).
This paper summarizes the major steps in the development and evaluation of a specific animal model for in vivo molecular imaging studies and describes the first example of an animal model designed for the in vivo assessment of a specific receptor activity and its possible evolution towards multimodality imaging analysis.
MAGIC is one of the next major steps in the development of the technique being the first instrument that will allow one to carry out measurements also in the not yet investigated energy gap i.e. between 10 and 300 GeV.
Between 1949 and 1963, the world experienced the first major steps in the development of electronic music.
The establishment of vaccine quality control standards and reference standards are major steps in vaccine development and evaluation.
And while the other major steps in a deal strategic development, due diligence and negotiating to close all have discrete time periods, concerns about integration permeate the entire acquisition process and often continue for years after the deal closes.
ITER, which means "the way" in Latin, is an international fusion energy research and development project with the goal of taking the next major step in the development of fusion as a safe, clean, and sustainable energy source.
This advance was hailed as a major step in the development of histochemistry.
It was the first major step in the development of impact assessment procedures, which are probably the most obvious examples of an approach that integrates economic, social and environmental considerations.
"The acquisition of the minority stake in International Power constitutes a major step in the development of the group," Gérard Mestrallet, chief executive of GDF Suez, said in a statement.
In 1912 it was found that 2-hydroxy-3-naphthanilide (Naphtol AS, from the German Naphtol Anilid Säure) forms a water-soluble anion with affinity for cotton, a major step in the development of the ingrain dyes.
