Perhaps the only definitive development here was Representative Richard A. Gephardt's distant fourth-place finish, which spelled the end of his quest for the White House and probably his political career.
Claude-Louis-Marie Navier gave a definitive development of the correct energy expression and governing differential equation a few years later.
You'd generally rather be anywhere than work," says Al Coleman, Jr., author of Secrets to Success: The Definitive Career Development Guide for New and First Generation Professionals.
Here, a better understanding of defined factors regulating both the primitive and the definitive hematopoietic development in vivo might also help to further fine-tune the in vitro differentiation process.
Embryonic expression studies in flatworms suggest that FoxA may not be expressed throughout the definitive organ once development is complete (Martín-Durán et al., 2010).
The students were treated to the definitive account of the development of the shareholder rights plan more widely known as the "poison pill"–as well as the strategy that led to the successful defense of those measures before the Delaware courts.
This study presents a description of the developmental stages of a new sanguinicolid disease agent (Paradeontacylix ibericus) of cultured Seriola dumerili (greater amberjack) in the Mediterranean, and investigates parasite habitat selection in the definitive host and the development of sanguinicolidosis in experimental, inshore cultures of S. dumerili.
With today's signing of the definitive agreement around the collaborative development of SkTech and the nomination of the new institute's President, SkTech will now move ahead with the process of identifying its key academic and administrative leadership.
Apoptotic cells were observed in close spatial and temporal association with the invasion of peritruncal vessels into the aorta (HH 29-31), the initial formation of coronary orifices (HH 32-33), and the further development of the definitive coronary arteries and orifices (HH 34-35).
The primitive wave of blood cells formed normally in mutants, later, however, mutants lost these cells (Fig. 1G,H) and the development of the definitive wave of blood cells was suppressed as it was illustrated by the decreased number of cells expressing runx1, a marker for hematopoietic stem cells (Fig. 4F G).
