Sentence examples for areas of further development from inspiring English sources

For those working at a more basic level of dosimetry, information is provided on the clinical application of methods and areas of further development.

Potential areas of further development of catheter technology might be the improvement of mapping by better substrate definition and resolution, the introduction of bipolar and multipolar ablation techniques into clinical routine, and the use of alternative sources of energy.

In the future, research oriented clinical areas and healthcare-related research in the department should mutually support each other in all areas of further development, and thus advance the development of the centre of excellence.

For instance, an evaluation of the uptake of the checklist after a period of time post-implementation may allow for identification of areas in need of further development.

Included is a discussion of limitations of these techniques and identification of areas for further development.

The authors argue that the analysis of the Russian case identifies areas for further development of rural gentrification literature more broadly, particularly 'super-gentrification', alternative food production movements in the countryside and the potential for gentrification from within locales through inheritance and rural wealth creation (in multiple forms).

The overall aim of this work is to demonstrate the usefulness of the technique and associated computer code as an engineering aide for research, design and optimisation of the performance of packed bed systems of any geometric complexity in terms of packing structure, as well as to highlight possible areas for further development of the code.

The survey will be used to highlight areas for further development of people policies and practices, as well as identifying tangible actions the company can take to improve staff engagement.

Areas for further development of the approach are indicated.

In Stage two the respondents were asked to identify areas for further development of their cancer prevention role (Table  2).

In addition, we are able to pinpoint particular strengths, issues and areas for further development of CCGs and identify key leadership skills that will help GP leads manage their network in the future.