Sentence examples for an associated development from inspiring English sources

[ 121] Homocysteine (Hcy) is not usually elevated as a direct result of diabetes unless there is an associated development of impaired renal function.

An associated development dating from the end of the 12th century was the incorporation of a rigid backplate into knightly armour; this, backed with several inches of padding, braced the man-at-arms against the shock of head-on impact and protected his kidneys from the cantle.

Gatwick's option, a second 3km runway operating independently to the south, would have fewer planning constraints and only directly affect a few dozen properties, although residents say it would mean huge associated development in a rural area.

Certainly only a fucking idiot would throw good money at an author – not to mention the associated development costs – simply on the basis of some ethereal web traffic numbers.

The associated development costs could be a deterring factor for most generic developers and would wipe out the economic advantage of the generic alternative.

BACKGROUND: Despite widespread heparin use in clinical practice, the associated development of thrombocytopenia is an underrecognized and undertreated complication.

Plans for the stadium to be built at Monks Cross, along with an associated retail development, were approved by City of York Council in May 2012.

"Without firm leadership and the associated development budget, Tatra shelved a new car project and did the best it could to update the aging T-615 to the Tatra T-700," according to the museum's Web site.

Meanwhile, Georgia Wrighton, director of the Campaign to Protect Rural England in Sussex, says a second runway at Gatwick and the associated development would "concrete over cherished open countryside".

Through the design and use of this tool, and the associated development of our concept of a 'problem', we have had the opportunity to reflect on the nature of what is addressed in primary care consultations.

Rising demand is not only placing pressure on water resources, especially the most easily accessible sources, but also brings about an entirely new progression of environmental concerns and their associated development costs.