In our two empirical sections, we draw on the rich data obtained in life-history interviews with entrepreneurial philanthropists to delineate the philanthropic journey, highlighting generic features that map to corresponding stages in the evolving philanthropic narrative identity.
Among high-end culinary groups, innovation has become a key differentiating factor and source of competitive advantage, the latest stage in the constantly evolving identity work that has characterized the institutionalization of high-end culinary work in recent history (Rao, Monin, and Durand, 2003).
This scenario would have migratory behavior evolving at an early stage in the evolutionary history of bats.
These results suggest that this gene evolved at an early stage in the evolutionary history of Proteobacteria, possibly predating the differentiation of δ- Proteobacteria (the most basal group in this clade).
The stages of SCI are evolving in the process of its undertaking as more cooperation experience is accumulated by the stakeholders.
AD starts from memory loss and cognitive deficit in the early stage and gradually evolves into severe dementia in the late stage.
Officials at E*Trade acknowledge that there are some problems with the firm's after-hours offering, but they say the system is still in the early stages and is evolving.
This focus on target expression in mature tumors is moot since prophylactic vaccination requires effective targeting of proteins expressed in the emerging developing tumor perhaps as early as the initial dysplastic stages and not in the fully evolved primary and metastatic tumors.
A recent study revealed that N. azollae has undergone genomic downsizing, suggesting it might be in the early stages of evolving into a plant organelle devoted to nitrogen fixation [ 10].
The species distribution of these signature proteins strongly suggests that their genes have evolved or originated at various stages in the evolution of archaea, but once evolved, they are indicated to be generally stably retained in various descendents of these lineages with minimal gene loss or LGTs.
