Popular culture references to India tend to focus on the "developing" aspects, often skirting over the fact that the country is the seventh largest economy in the world, the fourth largest IT and tech hub, the second largest population of English speakers after the U.S. and a nuclear and space power.
We considered convenient, twenty years later, to realize an updating of the developed aspects by leaving a clinical label which, without being paradigmatic, illustrate the topic.
By focusing on what technology can do for us, not on what it shouldn't do, our next president can guide our county to a more equitable and connected future, leading the globe with a developing aspect of tech— the human side.
We thank Abhijit Bugde from the UTSW Live Cell Imaging core facility for assistance with live cell imaging using the DeltaVision system, Matthew Cline for developing aspects of the CellASIC protocols, the CellASIC team, and Angela Mobley from the UTSW Flow Cytometry core facility for assistance with Flow Cytometry and data analysis.
Little is known, however, about the impact of neonatal lesions of the amygdala on later developing aspects of social behavior.
This collaboration has also involved developing aspects of the system design that are specifically intended to prevent stolen vehicles from being re-registered.
It is well known that "Qualifier" concepts, such as used to describe qualitative results, are currently one of the least developed aspects of SNOMED CT: Rector and Brandt [ 30] show that for many circumstances where they are used, more formal approaches would be preferable.
However, beginning at 9 months post-induction, the mice begin to develop aspects of what can be characterized as a pre-leukaemia, with anaemia, increased myelopoiesis, decreased lymphopoiesis and extramedullary haematopoiesis.
Furthermore, RTC developed aspects of the physical and technical domain.
In addition, toxicant-induced effects on the developing male and aspects of male-mediated toxicity are presented.
However, no large scale prospective studies have been done particularly from the developing world on this aspect.
