Sentence examples for and develop techniques to from inspiring English sources
"Instead of defending these pesticides and their manufacturers, ministers should help farmers reduce their use and develop techniques to maintain yields".
She challenges and develops techniques to bring Tatty Devine jewellery ideas to life and her skills in innovation have led to everything from a knitted watch to a willow pattern plate headband in Perspex.
Dr. Turkevich conducted highly classified work concerning nuclear technology in the Soviet Union, and developed techniques to measure the spread of gases globally, according to Dr. George A. Cowan, senior fellow emeritus at Los Alamos National Laboratory.
It also found that the agency had not fully met three of the accident board's critical recommendations: calls for eliminating foam and ice debris during launching, toughening the orbiter's outer skin and developing techniques to repair a damaged craft while in orbit.
Although Wilmut had little experience with genetic engineering and had limited enthusiasm for the project, he used his knowledge of developmental biology to obtain zygotes (one-celled embryos) from sheep and developed techniques to inject DNA into the zygote pronucleus (a haploid nucleus occurring in embryos prior to fertilization).
As such, these factors must be fully considered and coordinated while investigating and developing techniques to harness the sediment resources of the River for coastal restoration.
Ascertainment bias is common in surveillance datasets, and we develop techniques to investigate and control this.
And by talking about it I began to understand its causes and to develop techniques to deal with it.
Normally, novelists develop techniques to naturalise and hide this.
For example, AT teachers encouraged a more active 'listening' to the body and awareness of the embodied signs of pain and distress, and users developed techniques to manage that.
Mr. Loparo, 28, is a postdoctoral fellow in the biological chemistry and molecular pharmacology department at Harvard Medical School, where he is studying how DNA copies itself and is developing techniques to observe that replication directly.
