But behind it lies a vital historical fact: that Gamal Abdel Nasser signifies the only truly Egyptian developmental project in the country's history since the fall of the Pharoanic state.
We present 3D-SSA as an adaptable and powerful technique for processing and analyzing the growing amount of gene expression data from truly 3D developmental events.
The main objective of this study was to learn whether emotional autonomy is truly part of a developmental stage for Spanish adolescents and young adults or if it is an indicator of difficult family relationships.
The 872 genes that we found to change transcript levels from stage 16 to 17 in all three genotypes studied here, most probably include all or most of the genes that are truly necessary for this developmental transition.
The team hasn't proved that the new cells are truly stem cells, says Harvard developmental biologist Yuval Dor, a co-author on Melton's paper.
However, when looking at these genes in other manuscripts or in expression profile s of multiple tissues, we found that very few could actually be described as truly restricted to just one developmental stage.
The developmental period can only truly be said to end with the termination of an organism, for much activity continues to unfold new developmental sequences, not all of them progressive and favourable, to be sure.
Wright states that what is truly surprising is the similarity among developmental paths in areas isolated from one another (2004, 50).
The study of developmental trajectories is where epigenetics truly shines.
Our results reveal why students need developmental space in order to truly 'learn from doing'.
In order to design a curriculum that teaches what truly matters, educators should remember a basic precept of modern developmental science: developmental precursors don't always resemble the skill to which they are leading.
