The historical roots of this treatment modality largely can be traced back to the development of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) in Akron, Ohio, in the 1930s and 1940s.
Emerging as a key technology in the evolution of functional proteomics, the root of ABPP can be traced back to the development of radioisotope and fluorescent probes that were used to track metabolic activities and subcellular disposition of small molecules, respectively.
But these things tend to run deeper than the obvious, tracing to a development that probably didn't seem terribly important at the time.
Perhaps BMW's surprisingly uncanny sense of what constitutes British-ness can be traced to having done most of the development work on the third-generation Range Rover 2002-presentt) and its clever, campy revival of the Mini Cooper.
In the study of the role of language in education, registerial maps have been used to show the registerial composition of particular school subjects, to bring out learner paths through these subjects, to trace the development of student writing longitudinally, and to trace the selection of registers in sequences of text books.
Here we attempt to trace the development from homogeneous to heterogeneous catalysis in the allylic oxofunctionalization of cyclic olefins.
In order to look for this characteristic, I sought to trace the development of the concept of COTM and how establishing this concept allowed the actors involved to create new areas of intervention.
Challenging future goals are to compare the pre-service teachers' perceptions with the evaluation of the group product as a more objective measure, as well as to trace the development of their knowledge through their contributions to the forum, using also qualitative measures to detect critical episodes in their interaction and the effect of these on both TPACK and Cognitive presence.
If so, there would be a chance to trace the development through time, and from island to island, of the fauna and flora of a place Darwin fully expected to be a varied version of the familiar South American biota as he had already observed in the Falklands and the Chonos Archipelago.
Experiment 2 used the same paradigm to trace the development of these modulatory effects over mid-to-late childhood, with a sample of children ranging from 6 to 11 years.
