Sentence examples for I development from inspiring English sources

i. Development of group-based irrigation projects developed with and managed by the farmers.

In this contribution, we address two complimentary areas of interest in OLED science and engineering: (i) development and application of new transparent conducting oxide (TCO) materials for OLED anodes; (ii) effective OLED patterning strategies for nanofabrication.

The two commonly used approaches to prevent beta-amyloid accumulation in the brain include (i) development of beta-secretase inhibitors and (ii) designing direct inhibitors of beta-amyloid (self-induced) aggregation.

This algorithm comprises of two parts: (i) development of Kalpana-1 IR based rainfall estimation algorithm with improvement for orographic warm rain underestimation generally suffered by IR based rainfall estimation methods and (ii) cooling index to take care of the growth and decay of clouds and thereby improving the precipitation estimation.

Four main topics are discussed: (i) development of catalysts/technologies for selective oxidation at room temperature using dioxygen, (ii) new approaches to generate active oxygen species, (iii) the search for new types of oxidation catalysts and (iv) new opportunities for oxidation catalysts.

Two aims have been achieved in this paper: i) development of an inverse model for MRE base isolator based on optimal general regression neural network (GRNN); ii) numerical and experimental validation of a real-time semi-active controlled MRE base isolation system utilising LQR controller and GRNN inverse model.

So, the forecasted forthcoming breakthrough would enable the solution of two important problems-- i) developroblems-- iolithic VLSI circuits for fiberoproblems-- imunications andevelopmentacement of electronic data buses by optical ones.

To determine whether loss of H-Y antigens fully explains the higher in vivo growth capacity of MB49-I, we compared MB49 and MB49-I development in male mice, which are tolerant to H-Y antigens.

Our analysis of adaptive immune response during MB49 and MB49-I development and exploration of molecules secreted by both tumours showed that MB49-I has developed two mechanisms to acquire invasion properties: loss of putative tumour antigens and overexpression of decorin.

During the course of eagle-i development, the main challenges we experienced related to the difficulty of collecting and curating data while the system and the data model were simultaneously built, and a deficiency and diversity of data management strategies in the laboratories from which the source data was obtained.

Changes in self-management behaviours were reflected by the following: i. development or use of a self-management plan: Two questions devised for the purpose of the study measured participants' self-reported stage of change (Prochaska and DiClemente's Stages of Change Model) in developing or updating a self-management/action plan and discussing the plan with their GP; ii.