Sentence examples for * persistent development from inspiring English sources
Floods have become more expensive disasters with persistent development along waterfronts.
As the S&T Adviser, Dr. Dehgan serves as the key focal point for implementing the Administrator's vision to restore science and technology to its rightful place within USAID and ensure that USAID is the global leader on employing science, technology, and creativity to help solve traditional and persistent development challenges in novel ways.
Excessive activation of innate and adaptive immune cells contributes to persistent development of IBD [ 62, 63].
During the 20th century, Sweden underwent a persistent agricultural development.
"If people remain at risk of slipping back into poverty because of structural factors and persistent vulnerabilities, development progress will remain precarious," Clark said.
Intel has built a Persistent Memory Development Kit (DMDK) with a collection of libraries, APIs and an on-line community to support developers.
For subjects who had at least three available surveys we investigated changes in dyspnea status creating five groups: never dyspnea, persistent dyspnea, development of dyspnea, remission of dyspnea and inconsistent dyspnea.
No functional activity of the mutants on the AMH, TESCO, and INSL3 promoter was investigated as the two patients did not show either persistent uterine development as a sign of disturbed AMH secretion or severe gonadal dysgenesis as a result of impaired testes determination.
Children with SLI have normal nonverbal intelligence but have persistent poor development in some or all of the areas of receptive and expressive grammar, phonology and vocabulary; in addition reading disorder is common among SLI children (Shriberg et al. 1999; Catts et al. 2002; Bishop and Snowling 2004).
We are in the midst of a persistent antibiotic-development drought — only two new classes of the drugs have been identified in the last thirty years or so.
He says the divergence is "symptomatic of deep-rooted and persistent uneven economic development, with jobs and growth concentrated in London and the south-east".
