Sentence examples for analyses of development from inspiring English sources

While we report that there is mounting evidence suggesting that aid has a positive effect on growth, we argue that cost-benefit analyses of development cash are much needed.

This will form the basis for comparative analyses of development between onychophorans and arthropods, studies that fit well with the resurgence of our appreciation of the role that developmental change plays in evolutionary innovation.

To provide quantitative and statistical analyses of development, we used four biological replicates from all 40 developmental stages (from fertilization to free swimming larvae, Figure 1A; Additional File 1 shows the full in vivo morphological atlas and Additional File 2 shows late organodifferentiation histology) of F. heteroclitus.

From 1945 she lived mostly in Europe, and she became known for her lucid analyses of developments on the Continent during the second half of the 20th century.

Personal self-regulation of development: Cross-sequential analyses of development-related control beliefs and emotions.

Developing an EU-level welfare policy knowledge platform to encourage dialogue on the future of welfare among both current and future EU members; Futures-oriented analyses of developments in European welfare models, enabling policy recommendations for all European countries.

This starting point affords us the opportunity to achieve the highest possible added value transnationally via: Developing an EU-level welfare policy knowledge platform to encourage dialogue on the future of welfare among both current and future EU members; Futures-oriented analyses of developments in European welfare models, enabling policy recommendations for all European countries.

Morphological analyses of two development pathways in N. crassa showed that certain phosphatases are specific for sexual or asexual development.

Our current data from analyses of seimbladder development may provide some new clues for the interaction between Wnt and Hh signaling in lung development.

Many governments now require that environmental analyses of airport development projects include evaluations of population relocation, changes in employment patterns, and distortion of existing regional land use and transportation planning.

Previous attempts to write grand analyses of human development have tended to focus on a single causal explanation, like economics or warfare, or, as with Jared Diamond's "Guns, Germs and Steel," on geography.