Sentence examples for communication to the development from inspiring English sources

The qseC mutant is attenuated for virulence, which underscores the importance of this interkingdom communication to the development of disease [ 78].

The articles in the 1997-98 issue of Training for Agriculture and Rural Development TARDD) address a wide range of issues, strategies and lessons learned from applying agricultural training, education, extension and communication to the development of human resources to achieve food security.

Communication to the internal development team by using the Kanban chart.

Every entrepreneur knows the importance of good communication to the overall development of a business.

[GP RACGP] Alternatively professionals instigated person- to-person communication to enable the development of a relationship with another professional.

The Secretary of HHS was also granted some limited antitrust exemption authorities to facilitate communication to improve the development of medical countermeasures.

We focus on differences in oral communication patterns among professions, in scheduled and unscheduled contexts, to identify factors which restrict or facilitate deliberative verbal communication, to support the development of interventions to improve interprofessional collaboration in health care.

The shared experience and constant communication have contributed to the development of manufacturing innovations and efficiency techniques for which Japan's leading companies are renowned, Professor Lincoln said.

The growing demand for high data rates for wireless communication systems leads to the development of new technologies to increase the channel capacity thus increasing the data rate.

Good planning and organization of communication networks contributes to the development of cities that are more fluid and user-friendly and sustainable, concepts underlying "smart cities".

And there is much written about a connected topic: the use of communication to promote development itself - such as HIV prevention leaflets, theatre for youth empowerment, or websites produced by NGOs to tell the world about their projects and beneficiaries.