The industry's growth has been spurred in part by the development of huge wind turbines, with rotor blades up to 240 feet in diameter, which can generate enough power for about 2,000 homes.
Functionalism was inspired in part by the development of the computer, which was understood in terms of the distinction between hardware, or the physical machine, and software, or the function that the computer performs.
In modern society, the idea has been transformed, in part by the development of representative government and its system of elections (Manin: 1997).
Concerns about the psychological damage of long-term unemployment have been prompted in part by the development of "happiness economics," whose theorists' main contention is that increased wealth does not equate with greater happiness.
Substantial advances have been made in elucidating the pathogenesis of SSc, which has been facilitated in part by the development of more appropriate animal models.
In recent years the mitochondrion has once against assumed a pre-eminent role in aging research, driven in part by the development of an important mouse model [17,18].
Initially mostly focused on annotation of sequences, a wealth of highly varied resources have burgeoned in the past 10 years, propelled in part by the development of high-throughput techniques and the resulting acceleration in data generation.
Since that report, and driven in no small part by the development of a reliable assay for PCT, a Medline search using the keyword 'procalcitonin' currently identifies 483 publications.
Since the morbidity associated with T. cruzi infection of WSX-1-/ mice is mediated, in part, by the development of aberrant Th2 responses, it is possible that a similar mechanism may contribute to the delayed resolution of Leishmania infection in these animals.
To be effective, a multifaceted malaria eradication program should include vaccination and effective control of mosquito vectors. 2 The continued spread and persistence of P. falciparum malaria is caused in part by the development of anti-malarial drug resistance, primarily against those drugs targeting the parasite asexual erythrocytic stages.
