Sentence examples for concepts for development from inspiring English sources

That plan noted that FBH was providing only enough funds to continue research inherited from Yugoslavia, without any clear science strategy or concepts for development.

Important concepts for development of various ISUM units which are needed to analyze nonlinear behavior of steel plated structures are described.

Researchers who develop and validate self-efficacy instruments should adhere more closely to important methodological concepts for development and validation of patient-reported outcomes and report their methods more transparently.

The present study is designed to answer three specific questions, as a predicate for proof of concept for development of custom 3D printed ossicular prostheses: 1. Can data from commercially available computed tomographic (CT) scanners be used to design a custom-made ossicular prosthesis that reflects normal variations in ossicular anatomy?   2.

A new concept for development of metallic biomaterials is proposed in this article, i.e., a certain bio-function can be realized for a metal implant through continuous release of a designed bio-functional metal element from surface of the metal implant in the body environment.

Within the framework of the National ECD Programme for 2011-2015 the Government prioritizes the development and implementation of the national concept for development paediatrics and early intervention services with piloting a model of early intervention services in Lebap region.

In order to conserve rural landscapes, cultural landscaping and cultural tourism have been identified as development concepts for future development.

The PF represents an essential part of the e-Learning system conceptualization and development and offers sound concepts for the development of learning scenarios in order to enhance the learning experience of students in secondary schools.

In this review we see that solid foundations of basic molecular research are required, not necessarily for establishment of therapeutic concepts, but for development of therapies towards safe and effective clinical treatments.

When Peter Mocco, the developer of Liberty Harbor, was researching restaurant concepts for his development, Mr. Argento, who worked at the Bohemian Hall beer garden in Queens, sold him on the idea of a beer garden.

Here, we will review the status of MET targeted therapy in development as it stands today, discuss emerging paradigms in MET inhibition and theorize on concepts for future development.