Thus, while one of Russell's paradoxes has led to the fruitful development of the foundations of mathematics, his "other" paradox has yet to lead to anything remotely similar in the foundations of semantics.
Robustness is generally defined in an ad hoc, problem-dependent manner, thus hampering the fruitful development of a theory of biological robustness, recently advocated by Kitano.
But the most fruitful development of the idea (in my view) takes seriously the last part of the above quote from Ramsey, and emphasises the fact that conditionals can be accepted with different degrees of closeness to certainty.
The most intellectually fruitful development has been the cross-fertilization between computer science and neuroscience.
Literary critique of the Bible has been one of the most fruitful developments in criticism over the past twenty years.
In considering the distinct cytological spaces and their relationship with biosynthesis, bioenergetics, and cellular respiration, the ground was laid for fruitful development of these research areas in dynamic biochemistry.
There has been a rapid fruitful development of MS-based proteomic techniques in the last decade that has immensely helped researchers in candidate biomarker discovery.
Yet, after almost four decades of fruitful developments in political philosophy with this virtual approach, Amartya Sen (2009) recently emphasized its most important weakness: it is of great value to derive ideal principles, but without any means to enforce these ideals, their practical utility remains questionable.
We thank Dana Wanner and Meriem Tekaya for their technical assistance; Dana Wanner for editing processes; Drs R. Kardon, A. Kawasaki and S. Grozdanic for the fruitful collaboration in the development of the PLR for rodents and Professor DF.
In addition, in the clinical science section, studies reporting potential new antitussive agents and further characterisation of cough symptoms and perception have provided a base for the fruitful strategies for the development of novel antitussive therapies and cough management.
In addition, in the clinical science section, studies reporting potential new anti-tussive agents and further characterisation of cough symptoms and perception have provided a base for the fruitful strategies for the development of novel anti-tussive therapies and cough management.
