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It is our expectation that adoption of this approach, and others like it, will stimulate further development of knowledge-based systems for agriculture, natural resource management, and other complex decision support arenas.
Moreover, his work stimulated further development of both the intuitionist and the formalist schools of thought in the logical foundations of mathematics; it has substantially altered mathematical education in the United States and is often associated with the "new mathematics".
Numerous proprietary systems now exist, and rapid technological advancements in computer processing power are stimulating further development of robotic surgical systems.
Her current routine might not be overloading her enough to stimulate further development.
The criteria for proper risk assessments and the challenges described here may stimulate further developments in the design of sophisticated tools for risk assessment.
The proof of concept can be expanded to stimulate further developments that could assist researchers in managing data, information, and knowledge at nanolevel and accelerating research in nanomedicine.
Although we are still in the early stage of developments, it can be expected that results reported so far paved the road to stimulate further developments and strengthen their clinical application perspectives.
Such policy action is unambiguously justified because empowerment of women also stimulates further development, starting a virtuous cycle.
A set of dedicated protocols, as suggested in this article, may help new users to get started and to stimulate the further development of this powerful, third modality for lung imaging besides X-ray and CT.
It is envisioned that this will stimulate the further development of more efficient and relevant methods for identifying and assessing potential human carcinogenic risk, which will benefit public health.
This is largely because animals have developed muscles and hence mobility, a characteristic that has stimulated the further development of tissues and organ systems.
