Sentence examples for arising in the development from inspiring English sources
The American states viewed law as a cementing force and used it to facilitate cooperation in the face of the hazards of nature and other difficulties arising in the development of the new continent.
The algorithmic and numerical issues arising in the development of the hybrid method are studied in the simple setting of the stochastic ideal flow equations.
The purpose was to control the realisation errors and overcome the difficulties arising in the development of the solar trough plant.
Some of these issues are common to other types of modeling, so our discussion could be applied to similar concerns arising in the development of health impact assessments (European Centre for Health Policy 1999; Kemm 2007) and the modeling of certain climate change adaptation activities, which also have co-benefits and co-harms (Cheng and Berry 2013).
Further, since the eavesdropper can receive signals from either orthogonal channel or both, three cases arise in the development of the secrecy capacity.
It also suggests that parasympathetic autonomic dysfunction is the first abnormality to arise in the development of CAN.
A large number of different statistical issues arise in the development and analysis of farmworker pesticide exposures and resulting data.
Several questions arose in the development and implementation of the study, all of which were brought to the Steering Committee for discussion and resolution.
A somewhat similar situation has arisen in the development program of bapineuzumab, a monoclonal amino terminus-specific anti-amyloid antibody [ 14].
This research seeks to identify and explore the key issues that have arisen in the development of the Health Systems Funding Platform, examining their implications for current directions in development assistance and global health governance.
It is important when undertaking research relating to the consultation 'load' to engage with the topic in a way that captures these subtleties and intricacies, as illustrated by the complexities which arose in the development of this tool.
