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But, on the basis of the analysis presented here, it holds out considerablepromise.
Interventions that occur prior to the behavioral expression of a genetically influenced trait may therefore hold considerablepromise in altering trajectories toward psychopathology.
I will argue that biological stoichiometry offers considerablepromise to help produce a more coherent picture in the rapidly evolving world of astrobiology.
The paper argues that development of this approach holds considerablepromise for future research and policy in this field.
Both single-cell recordings and imaging studies hold considerablepromise in this regard.
This process appears to have considerablepromise for development of new layering module designs, for example, a shaker-like unit.
We feel that this novel approach, while requiring more investigation, shows considerablepromise.
Thus, the binding of features across perceptual and action domains appears to offer considerable promise in accounting for at least some forms of dual-task interference.
Specification of sources of individual differences in these effects may hold considerablepromise for extending our understanding of atypical developmental trajectories.
No chemical elicitors have been marketed commercially for control of insect pests of rice although this strategy holds considerablepromise.
By connecting key concepts of ecosystem ecology, evolutionary biology and biochemistry, stoichiometric theory integrates biological information into a more coherent whole that holds considerablepromise for application in astrobiology.
While the impact of these tools is an area for further investigation, they appear to offer considerablepromise for supporting teacher feedback with authentic language data.
I believe that these mergers can fairly be seen as full of considerablepromise from both points of view.
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