Economic growth, though slow, has progressed, notably with the development of some of the state's vast hydroelectric potential.
A 16-year study of a hydrocarbon plume shows that the extent of contaminant migration and compound-specific behavior have changed as redox reactions, most notably iron reduction, have progressed over time.
The Greens fell short in several of their target seats as the night progressed, most notably Bristol West, where Darren Hall oversaw a 23% swing towards the party, but still trailed Labour by more than 5,000 votes.
President-elect Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, arrived at the White House this afternoon to meet with President George Bush, the latest step in a transfer of power that appears to be progressing notably smoothly less than one week after Obama's election.
As the war progressed, some units – notably the Tuskegee airmen and Buffalo Soldiers – got to see combat.
So far, long lists of candidate biomarker proteins, notably in oncology, remarkably never progressed from research discovery to clinical application because de novo development of multiple ELISA would have been prohibitive in time and money.
Notably, significant progress has been made in determining the extent of structural variation in the human genome, that is, polymorphism that is not related to nucleotide substitutions (single nucleotide polymorphisms [SNPs]) but instead insertions, deletions, duplications, and copy number variations (Feuk et al. 2006).
Notably, loss of poxn-expressing cells progressed between day 5 and day 40 in EB1>mCD8 GFP, TBPH flies (Supplementary Material, Fig. S13).
Electron microscopy has equally progressed for superstructural analysis notably with the development of tomography of vitrified samples.
Notably, Tak1col2 chondrocytes surrounding the secondary ossification centre progressed normally through the hypertrophic stage of differentiation.
As this season progressed, the Red Raiders won game after game, most notably a 6-1 roft of Harvard, the defending national champion, in Cambridge, Mass., on Feb. 10.
