Sentence examples for consolidated to develop from inspiring English sources

To accommodate such acquisitions, small and medium-sized land holdings were consolidated to develop large parcels of land that could accommodate large-scale investments.

Subsequently, the results of the yield evaluation together with existing QTL data could be consolidated to develop a breeder's chip carrying markers associated with the main QTLs and candidate genes.

All versions of forward and back translated ASQE were compared and consolidated to develop the prefinal version of the questionnaire.

On the other hand, Fig. 5 shows the excess pore water pressures (∆u) developed during undrained shear in the different specimen sizes consolidated to the same p'c.

Classification of hazards Paragraph 24 j) of the Sendai Framework calls for the strengthening of "technical and scientific capacity to capitalize on and consolidate existing knowledge and to develop and apply methodologies and models to assess disaster risks, vulnerabilities and exposure to all hazards"(UNISDR 2015, p. 15).

Its aim is to develop, consolidate and disseminate ethical, interdisciplinary information about sex work to improve the human rights, health and well-being of women, men and transgenders who sell sex.

We then consolidated and classified the systems to develop a preliminary evaluation of AEP entries.

A decade seems a good stretch in which to make a mark; not too long to get jaded, yet substantial enough to develop and consolidate ideas.

These instruments are promising to develop and consolidate unplanned urbanisation, and to pilot future growth.

"The ground staff will continue their efforts to develop and consolidate the root structure and hope to return the pitch to the standard we all expect to see at the national stadium".

The results show four main advantages: (1) training from the technical, personal and contextual competences, (2) real problems related to the professional area of Health and Security, (3) cooperative learning through the integration of teaching-research, and (4) contribution to develop and consolidate policies within the Master Plans of Risk Prevention and work in Madrid.