Sentence examples for and development of closer from inspiring English sources

Over the next three years, he expects to see increasing professional flexibility and development of closer links with primary care and other service providers.

Citing the inherent danger of living in close proximity to natural drainages, Civil Protection and the National Assembly passed a law in 2003 prohibiting construction and development of land in close proximity (50 meters) to active (or potentially active) drainages (Viceministerio de Vivienda y Desarrollo Urbano de El Salvador 2013).

The program's emphasis is on long-term visits and the development of close working relationships with astronomers in other countries.

This may be especially pertinent for youth, as a primary developmental task of adolescence is identity formation and the development of close extra-familial interpersonal relationships [ 65].

The flow pattern histories of granular solids, velocity field and development of quasi-stagnant zones close to the louvered walls of three kinds of two-dimensional (2D) symmetrical moving granular filter beds and 2D hybrid moving granular filter beds were studied numerically.

Recent research reveals that the oncogenesis and development of gliomas have a close relation to the overexpression of several oncogenes and the inactivation of tumor suppressor genes.

They recommend the development of closer links between radiologists and oncologists to optimise the interpretation of imaging and target volume definition.

There was only very limited evidence that the DRTs had supported the development of closer links with patients and the public in research.

Lower levels of fear and aggression towards both conspecifics and humans than seen in wolves (Miklósi 2009) would have allowed close contact to humans and thus the development of close social bonds (Hare and Tomasello 1999).

The accidental extubation and development of pressure ulcers were very close to the expected numbers.

During in planta growth and development of filamentous intracellular hyphae, a close relationship with host cells is formed, enabling the uptake of nutrients, such as carbon and nitrogen by the pathogen, as well as secretion of proteins into host cells [ 18].