Sentence examples for capabilities to further develop from inspiring English sources
Among these circulating prostate cells, the presence of cancer cells with capabilities to further develop metastatic foci cannot be ruled out (Cristofanilli et al, 2004).
We're currently working with AsiaYo to further develop technological capabilities in the travel industry".
The new technology based firms are recommended to invest in developing entrepreneurial and market orientation to further develop marketing capabilities for better firm performance.
And like any business, we have the constant challenge of recruiting and funding top-notch employees (i.e., students, technicians, and postdocs) while providing them with opportunities to further develop their capabilities.
A number of strategies are being investigated in order to further develop the display capabilities of AcMNPV and improve the complexity of a library that may be accommodated.
- Security services' capabilities, at the national and local levels, to counter terrorist groups and their activities; government plans or intentions to further develop or expand those capabilities.
Further investment in Australia's data linkage capability occurred in 2006 when the Australian government allocated $20 million to further develop data linkage infrastructure under the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS).
NearVerse is using funding to further develop LoKast to accelerate its connectivity beyond the capabilities of existing 3G or 4G carrier networks.
They also sought to create opportunities to further develop existing resources through acquiring new resources and capabilities, or to access to complementary assets through their supply chain relationships.
The authors intend to further develop the tool in order to increase its capabilities and render it a flexible policy evaluation platform for the local Authorities.
"Our ambition now is to further develop WGPSN's project delivery CV and provide our customers with dedicated project capability, either within or independent of existing contract frameworks".
