In that paper, by using Theorem 3 and Theorem 6, we can say that for system (1), having at least one w-periodic solution of is equivalent to satisfaction of inequality (15), which means that a much better development of the inequality for system (1) to investigate the periodic solution is impossible.
And a combination of efficiency and distributed renewables is clearly faster, and therefore a much better development strategy, for China, India, and Africa than trying to copy what Europe and America did in the 1950s.
However, Vagad showed much better development, less wilting and higher biomass as compared to RAHS-14, where as RAHS-14 showed stunted growth of plants, more leaf wilting and pale leaves in response to drought stress.
In seeing all of this, you come away from Katine with a much better understanding of development work, appreciating the gap between the promise on which NGOs raise funds and what is possible on the ground.
A proper understanding of the initiating events of AD and the existence of live disease models that accurately recapitulate the pathogenesis would lead to a much better informed therapeutic development effort.
But after it was defeated, a much better process ensued for development on the West Side".
Forecasted financing levels offer a much better guidance to HRH development than international norms (themselves the result of averaging vastly diverse situations) [ 59, 60 ] Coordination, monitoring, evaluation and regulation are vital in the strengthening of HRH and should include a range of stakeholders [ 5 ].
Even if you believe that, which I don't, I wonder how many economists would argue that the world wasn't made a much better place by the financial development that occurred from 1980 onwards.
The findings also give marine ecologists a much better understanding of tubeworm embryonic development and dispersal potential, he adds.
That's a much better approach than the top-down development by the government, with its Disneyland-like clusters of reproduced historical streets.
We believe that this approach can and should be broadly implemented as a part of evaluation science, because in the end this will give development practitioners a much better idea of what works, what doesn't and, perhaps most importantly, why.
