Decades ago, when molecular approaches to plant improvement were relatively new, there was some rationale for a cautious approach.
Staff in CG had been employed longer than those in IG (10.1 vs. 6.1 years, p < 0.001) - presumably because more of the homes in IG were relatively new; otherwise there were no significant differences between the staff in IG and CG.
She went on: "There is notation, which is relatively new, but dances are recreated primarily by being handed down, from artist to artist.
The focus of miRNAs research on Alzheimer's is relatively new, there are in total 187 articles in PubMed in comparison to 1713 articles on miRNA research in Breast cancer (as of 25 th Nov 2014).
Looking at how solids are introduced is relatively new – there's been previous research on when to start solids and what babies should eat, but little on how to go about it.
Because the phenomenon of full-time online education is relatively new, there is little research into its lasting effects -- whether its practitioners become introverts and computer zombies or whether, as MacKenzie Winslow's mother puts it, the kids "have gathered their energy so they can go out into the world and be more effective".
Although the topic is relatively new, there are some methods that address this problem.
However, as the 9%Cr material is relatively new, there is relatively limited data available and understanding with respect to quantifying the effect of variables on life prediction of components fabricated from P91 is more difficult.
As nanotechnology-based products and nanomedicine research are relatively new, there are currently no standardized guidelines for assessing immunotoxicity generated by CNTs.
Despite the fact that research in the field of autonomic and self-adaptive systems is relatively new, there are already some contributions regarding their provision of assurances.
