Sentences with phrase «early precursor»

Contributing to the literature on early precursors of entrepreneurship, this study investigated the role of early social competencies for an entrepreneurial career choice and entrepreneurial success in young adulthood.

Abstract: Contributing to the literature on early precursors of entrepreneurship, this study investigated the role of early social competencies for an entrepreneurial career choice and entrepreneurial success in young adulthood.

[4] Although he worked for years prior to that period, Katz reached great public prominence in the 1980s when he became known for his large paintings whose striking simplicity and the heightened sense of colors are now seen as early precursors to Pop Art.

Using a nationally representative sample of UK children born in 2000 — 2001 (6458 boys and 6340 girls), the current study (a) identified subgroups of CP pathways separately for boys and girls from ages 3 to 11 and (b) examined early precursors (pregnancy to 9 months) of these trajectories.

«Since there was data showing that the possible stem cells can be CD19 - positive, our hypothesis was that we may be able to devise a therapy targeted at early precursors of those cells.»

Instead of monitoring the onset of disease or cancer, toxicologists are beginning to use modern molecular biology tools to identify the critical early precursors to illness.

According to Prof. Holstein, the leading hypothesis assumes that they originated from organelles of similar construction and function in unicellular organisms that were absorbed as symbionts by early precursors of cnidarians.

We believe that a similar early precursor may exist to the PrEc lineage (Figure 9), and while we have no direct evidence for this, we did observe Oct4 positive cells that neither expressed Nanog nor the Venus transgene and there also appears a slight enrichment of early neural markers in the V − S + population (Figure 4).

Findings extend the literature by supporting the psychometric properties of the ICU among young children, and open several avenues for studying early precursors to this severe personality disturbance.

Second, we assess early precursors (including pregnancy) measured when infants were 9 months - old including both familial and child risk factors.

The earliest precursor to the present day Foley catheter is doc «umented in 3000 B.C..

The ad campaign this year from the governor — which has almost certainly forced him to dip into his own campaign kitty of more than $ 20 million — has almost been an early precursor to the 2014 re-election campaign, which won't start in earnest for another year.

Prenucleation - stage calcium carbonate clusters provide an early precursor species of different ACC phases giving rise to an alternative crystallization - reaction channel.

But despite missing some early precursor prizes, everything seems to be aligned for him this time: prestige production, meaty role, towering portrayal.

I've already discussed the formerly nominated directors in the race in further detail and since then, the early precursors have solidified four films in particular as the frontrunners.

On a lighter note, if you wan na go back further than Demon's Souls, the King's Field series was an earlier precursor to the Souls games, with many similar elements, though admittedly in a much simpler form.

«Shaun of the Dead» was an early precursor, along with director Danny Boyle's 2003 don't - call - it - a-zombie-film «28 Days Later» and director Zack Snyder's 2004 «Dawn of the Dead» remake, to the ongoing zombie renaissance that continues with the «Walking Dead» dynasty on the small screen.

The result, Chungking Express, is among Wong's most exciting films and is an early precursor to the expressive odes to romantic longing that have come to define his work.

An early precursor is Audi's e-tron sports - car concept that was unveiled at the January 2010 Detroit auto show.

What if Atlantis wasn't a myth, but an early precursor to a new age of great flooding?

An early precursor to the crisis was the failure of off - balance sheet subsidiaries that were financed with short - term loans.

That's where I got my first game design gig — prototyping a multi-player online music game for MTV (an early precursor to Rock Band, which I later had the pleasure of working on).

It's also easy to look at the periscope viewer as one of the early precursors for current VR headsets.

Grand Theft Auto is a 2D top down open world action / crime simulator, and early precursor to Sandbox games.

Incorporating footage from a wide variety of sources — from countdown leaders and coming attractions to training films and newsreels — and adding later his own 16 mm film footage, Conner developed a quick - cut method of editing which defined his oeuvre, and coupled with his use of pop music soundtracks, made films like COSMIC RAY (1961) and BREAKAWAY (1966) among the earliest precursors of the music video.

During his last decade in Los Angeles, before his death in 1976, Berman was prolific in his completely novel work with the Verifax machine, an early precursor to the Xerox copier.

Cory Arcangel on Warhol and his early precursors to todays digital art and the archiving process needed to rescue the artists files from his archaic Amiga computer

Enter Jörg Immendorff, a talented disciple of Joseph Beuys and fertile ground for a radicalization of art that targeted a stale and consumer - driven bourgeoisie, demanded answers from what exactly their parents were doing during the war and an early precursor to the break - down between high and low art.

Drawing on representative household data from the German Socio - Economic Panel, we examine the role of an early precursor of entrepreneurial development — parental role models — for the individual decision to become self - employed in the post-unified Germany.

Abstract: Drawing on representative household data from the German Socio - Economic Panel, we examine the role of an early precursor of entrepreneurial development — parental role models — for the individual decision to become self - employed in the post-unified Germany.

Here we focus on the earliest precursors that may distinguish among childhood - onset CP trajectories.

[book] Farrington, D. P. / 1991 / Childhood aggression and adult violence: Early precursors and later life outcomes, The development and treatment of childhood aggression / Erlbaum: 5 ~ 30

Using the UK Millennium Cohort Study (MCS), the current study aims to (a) identify different subgroups of childhood - onset CP trajectories separately for boys and girls from ages 3 to 11 and (b) examine the early precursors (pregnancy to 9 months) of these trajectories.