There is no economic law that says technological progress has to result in job creation and shared prosperity, they say.
In the early stages, the condition is typically asymptomatic; it is not usually painful, and many patients are unaware until the condition has progressed enough to result in tooth mobility.
This is a reasonable assumption, as the rate of uranium enrichment to nuclear weapons grade in Iran is progressing rapidly enough to result in more than five weapons in the next few years.
39 40 However, there was evidence from the wider review that initiatives such as those described above are beginning to result in progress being made along the pathway from research engagement to improved healthcare.
Once we got past the euphoria of Obama's historic win, which was only possible with a multi-colored and multi-ethnic coalition, it became clear that the progress we gained was also going to result in a significant and predictably ugly backlash as well.
Paxson's levels of interaction between disciplines relate to the potential for such interactions to result in scientific progress.
Some newborns, however, especially preterm infants with hemolytic diseases, the concentration of UCB may rise to higher levels that cause bilirubin encephalopathy or may progress to kernicterus resulting in severe neurological dysfunctions [2].
I didn't become a journalist because I want to be rich,but it's nice to think that hard work, dedication and the drive to progress might result in a decent wage somewhere down the line.
Failure to make satisfactory progress to degree may result in dismissal from the doctoral program.
Reports showed that the underlying monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance (MGUS) progresses to MM, resulting in the co-existence of MGUS and AML, particularly in elderly patients [ 9].
Failure to make satisfactory progress may result in dismissal from the program.
