By tracking the developments in this context, this book explores the new challenges that agricultural law needs to address in order to frame emerging dilemmas.
Next, they tracked the development of skin in embryonic mice and later they looked at what color-related genes were active at various times as the skin developed.
In the original (upper-level) CREATE course, the class studied, sequentially, a series of papers published by a single lab that tracked the development of understanding in a particular field of scientific inquiry (e.g., how embryonic retinal axons find their targets in the brain; how planaria maintain positional information during regeneration).
It tracks the development in this area since the inception of the idea in 1995, identifies different phases during the time period 1995 2011 and marks important achievements.
Researchers tracked the development of healthy single babies born in Florida between Jan . 1 , 1996and Aug. 31, 1997.
To penetrate this heady mystery, a team led by Amy Maxmen, an evolutionary biologist at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, tracked the development of the sea spider brain from embryo to adult by staining neurons with glowing antibodies.
These estimates also help in tracking the development of regional epidemics in the context of global situation [ 1].
In order to track the development of TBEV-antibodies in the field situation, selected flocks in Baden-Wuerttemberg and Thuringia (Table 4) were repeatedly tested within a time interval of one to four years.
A practical way to track the development of transverse cracking in a laminated composite is to monitor the change of its electrical resistance.
In more than 100 examples -- etchings, aquatints, mezzotints, line engravings and lithographs -- the exhibition tracks the development of Romantic interest in the natural and built worlds, from its late 18th-century origins to its impact on our own time.
Moreover, we propose to use an SLA engine to track the development of career dispositions in relation to the set of skills required by the industry for each designated career.
