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One can also hypothesize that the relative contribution of centrally planned compensation is greater in fast and highly skilled movements, while spinal compensation might be significant in everyday movements such as reaching; or that the spinal contribution is greater early on in development, while being gradually replaced with more precise central corrections acquired by adaptive processes in the CNS.
To capture the experiences of all individuals for whom the research might be significant, priority-setting stakeholders included academics/researchers, government decision-makers/policymakers, advocates, health and social service providers, representatives of professional associations, funders, trans community members and survivors.
Extending the leukemogenesis model of MPAL, we deduced that genetic lesions might occur at an earlier HSPC stage in adult T-ALL, resulting in abnormal proliferation/differentiation/apoptosis of myeloid and lymphoid lineages, which might be significant in explaining the difference in prognosis and treatment responses observed between pediatric and adult T-ALL ( SI Appendix , Fig.
In the last few days of 1849 – he was even at work on Christmas Day and missed going out with his friends Debus and Bromeis on New Year's Eve – it struck him that the cleavage rather than the optic axis of the crystal might be significant, an idea that would become the basis of his beliefs about the importance of molecular structure, and would become particularly significant in his later work on glaciers.