Sentence examples for as a sign of development from inspiring English sources

Opponents still argue that fewer people will come to the centre because it is now hard to reach by car, while supporters see the project as a sign of development.

Mice were weighed regularly throughout their lifespan and tested weekly for urinary glucose (>56 mmol/L), as a sign of development of diabetes.

And the path between that and the modern equivalent of George Jetson getting his hands on one is studded with an almost infinite number of maybes and unforeseens that leave this tech and Vaculík's dreams exciting as a sign of the development of science, yet high questionable in practical terms.

Because of that finding, the presence of abnormally high carotid IMT values should be raise clinical suspicions as a sign of the development of CV complications in these patients.

It was Pisa that highlighted Finland's remarkable success within Europe, and then Shanghai's table-topping performance as a sign of China's development.

Although this morphological classification is controversial because of subjectivity, it is still used as the main predictor of the developmental potential status of oocytes during preselection processes and as a sign of further embryo development.

It delivered at least one valid additional content that is integrated in Westen's concept [ 22] but missing on the traditional item level in AIDA, the concept of "self-stigmatizing" which is described as a sign of disturbed identity development.

This variation could be interpreted as a sign of the degree of development of these guidelines on the one hand, or as a sign of the level of importance associated with each protection on the other.

Their screenplay, some of it taken directly from the novel's pages, shares the main character's musical passions but has enough perspective to recognize Rob's pop fanaticism as a sign of his arrested emotional development.

Many in China have viewed plumpness as a sign of prosperity and healthy development and accepted the perception "boys should be stronger and bigger".

In fact, this would be a sign of economic development as long as the shift into higher-value goods and services is possible.