Given the temporal precedence of FT in development, one explanation for current known effects of testosterone on the reward system later in life (32 34) could be because it acts upon prior organized neural circuitry influenced by FT in early brain development.
Indeed, there is a precedence of delays in the development of life-saving technologies when the perspective of communities in developing countries is not taken into account: an analogy could be drawn to the field of rotavirus vaccine development.
This pattern also appeared from 4 to 5 years of age, suggesting that the developmental precedence of EF persists later in development.
Therefore, we suggest that consideration of disease-specific epigenetic characteristics of fetal EPs should certainly take precedence in the development of effective and reliable EPs for the NIPT of fetal T21.
Although GDF6 is essential for normal eye development and decreased GDF6 expression or function can result in ocular defects, microphthalmia, or anaophthalmia [ 104], its post-development roles are uncertain and there is precedence for TGFβ ligands having opposite effects in the regulation of development and stasis.
It said that an agreement would "allow the best interests of the public to take precedence in the development of appropriate retail space".
Intellectually, while rote learning took precedence over the development of a capacity for creativity, the results weren't entirely regrettable.
In addition, as an aspartic protease, β-secretase enjoys a successful precedence in the development of HIV protease inhibitor drugs used today.
In a bid to avoid trouble in both of those areas, several provincial politicians emphasized on Monday that environmental and social concerns, particularly related to native groups, would take precedence over development.
Much precedence for this idea can be found in the nonhuman literature, where experimental control can be exerted over hormones at early and later stages of development (12).
