The phrase "assemblage to develop" is not correct and may be unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing a collection or gathering of elements aimed at fostering development, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The assemblage to develop new strategies was crucial for the project's success."
Alternatives: "collection for development" or "gathering to foster growth".
Spectroscopic studies of analog terrestrial mineral assemblages are necessary to develop criteria to identify similar environments on Mars.
These descriptions of particle-particle interactions in assemblages are used to develop an a priori model, with no adjustable parameters, that allows quantitative prediction of the rate of filtration of charged colloidal dispersions as a function of zeta-potential, particle composition (through the Hamaker constant), ionic strength, applied pressure, particle radius and membrane resistance.
To do this, one must use actualistic studies of modern assemblages from extant habitats to develop analogies for the past and improve paleoenvironmental reconstructions.
The Virtual Zooarchaeology of the Arctic Project, or VZAP, seeks to develop a comprehensive virtual comparative assemblage for the skeletons of northern vertebrates.
Thirty mesocosms were seeded with soil from restored wetlands and allowed to develop from the seed bank to emergent assemblages.
This type of typing will be possible to develop now when more genomic data exists from the assemblage A group.
The taxonomy items can be grouped and associated together in nearly infinite combinations to develop a grouping we have come to call a "pathway;" which is the assemblage of an Intended Effect – Method – Intervention.
Therefore, to develop a novel gene delivery system with safe, non/low-toxic, non-immunogenicity, and easy-assemblage has recently received intensive attention.
Our results add weight to emerging evidence that restoring woody plant diversity can be compatible with efforts to maximize biomass and show the potential for diverse restored woodland assemblages to meet developing market demands for carbon.
There is a need to go beyond general principles to develop recommendations for adaptation that are sufficiently specific to different areas, circumstances, landscape types, ecosystems, and ecological assemblages, and thus more practically useful for conservation practitioners on the ground.
