This paper critically and systematically reviews emerging results from mobility biographies research, focusing on key events which potentially induce contextual and travel behaviour changes.
These efforts and their associated methodologies could be applied systematically to emerging genetic and genomic interventions to provide definitive guidance on how they should be used in practice.
In the 1980s, a period of deregulation and globalization emerged that systematically transformed economies to embrace the free market.
In terms of the design process, so far no method has emerged for systematically reaching an optimal solution from all aspects, although this is possible in principle.
With the development of DNA array technology, a powerful metho4dology has emerged for systematically carrying out genome wide association studies (GWAS).
This article systematically reviews the emerging field of research on business models for renewable energies, differentiating between developing and industrialized countries.
Based on this development, it is timely to systematically review this emerging field of research and, in particular, the field's contribution to shared knowledge on the flipped or inverted classroom phenomenon.
"Many schools have been established quickly and at relatively low cost," it says, but warns that "to safeguard its £1.5bn planned investment" the DfE needs to "systematically respond to emerging risks".
We found strong and robust evidence that new scientific topics in biotech tend to emerge systematically in cities where scientifically related topics already exist, while existing scientific topics had a higher probability to disappear from a city when these were weakly related to the scientific portfolio of the city.
However, genomics tools have not been rapidly and systematically applied to emerging plant pathogens, therefore hindering the opportunity to gain useful insights into the biology of emerging plant diseases.
