Sentence examples for a fair development of from inspiring English sources

Predominantly these issues take the form of biosafety and biosecurity risks relating to the accidental and purposeful release of SynBio products, the role of intellectual property regimes and patenting in securing or hindering a fair development of SynBio, and wider issues of ethical and public acceptability raised by the engineering ambitions of SynBio.

In doing so, this interaction process actively distributes the responsibility for the safe and fair development of SynBio practices and products; rather than having such tasks solely allocated to researchers or ethicists (Calvert [2011]).

"But they have a fair amount of development to go.

The PS1, which Proenza brought out two years ago after a fair amount of development, has a V-shaped front flap cross-sectioned with trim detail to suggest a square; so does the Mossimo.

While none of these sound like earth-shattering capabilities, each one would require a fair amount of development time to build from scratch.

Under the state's affordable housing rules -- known as Mount Laurel after the town where the issue was joined decades ago, Toll Brothers has contributed $10,000 per unit from Moorestown Hunt and $6,500 per unit in Laurel Creek to a fair housing development pot, with a total of $5 million being used elsewhere in Moorestown and $3 million going to neighboring municipalities Mount Holly and Beverly.

This pattern appears to result from expansion of midfrontal association cortex because in humans, 'the greater part of the midfrontal appears … to be a new sulcus accompanying the expansion of the frontal association area' and 'its degree of development shows a fair correlation with the development of the frontal lobe as a whole' (Connolly, 1950, p. 197).

In the new show, there's one major fight per act, and a fair amount of character development in between.

Oliguria (<0.5 ml/kg/hour) of any duration between 1 and 12 hours was only a fair predictor of subsequent development of AKI according to the RIFLE creatinine criterion [ 6], and mortality rates increased with increasing duration of oliguria [ 9, 10].

A fair amount of teacher professional development (also known variously as teacher training, inset, CPD or professional learning) is really bad.

A fair portion of that concept development is going to be flat-out unplanned. .