Sentence examples for attempts at development from inspiring English sources
The mountain shrugged off early attempts at development.
The lower Nawa District appears to be partly cleared, allowing attempts at development.
The extremism de-stabilises the country, hinders the attempts at development, the sectarian divisions become even more acute and the result is the mess we see all over the region.
No one has been brought to justice for the coups and assassinations that destroyed the global south's most promising attempt at development and crushed popular dreams of independence.
The trailer served as headquarters for the tribe's first attempts at economic development projects, which included raising swine and growing hydroponic lettuce.
Although this exercise may have fallen short of the rigorous requirements recommended by the developers of GRADE, it was arguably an improvement on previous attempts at guideline development in low-income countries and offers valuable lessons for future similar exercises where resources and locally-generated evidence are scarce.
That is, much of Nepal's "ordinary" attempts at economic development have been hindered for decades by an enormous and growing external debt.
Early attempts at the development of PHR features have evolved into a set of emergent best practices that should directly inform the ongoing development of the MyChart platform and should be complemented with a research agenda that supports evidence-based analysis and design considerations affecting clinical efficacy, administrative efficiency, and value generation for all PHR stakeholders.
The bad news is that Jamaica's attempts at economic development have largely failed.
In this review, we focus on (i) selection of suitable bacterial strain (ii) availability of cheaper biomass to produce butanol (iii) metabolic engineering strategies of various microorganisms (iv) attempts at process development and (v) biobutanol recovery techniques that provide future direction of economical biobutanol fermentation.
The team at ImmunArtes, led by Olaf Schneewind, MD, PhD and Dominique Missiakas, PhD, both professors of microbiology at UChicago, has engineered a staph protein that will enable them to overcome hurdles faced by previous attempts at vaccine development.
