Sentence examples for corresponding developments in from inspiring English sources

For the corresponding developments in CZF, see (Rathjen 2005b, 2006, 2012) and (Swan 2014).

They showed remarkably different stress strain behavior and corresponding developments in deformed microstructures.

Development of Er-doped ultrafast lasers have lagged behind the corresponding developments in Yb- and Tm-doped lasers, in particular, fiber lasers.

This paper describes how modularity is implemented in a roadmapping framework so that from a set of stand-alone roadmaps each could be used as an interconnected module, vertically and horizontally perfectly fitting together in an overall integrated roadmap describing a broad landscape of corresponding developments in technologies, products, applications, markets and society.

The aim of this study was to describe birth induction practice in Denmark since 2000, the corresponding development in post-term deliveries, and the stillbirth rates from 37 and 40 weeks of gestation, respectively (prospective stillbirth rate), and per 1000 newborn.

First, the ICF template places a particular emphasis on accurately corresponding to developments in genome research, its purpose, and the risks for research participants.

However, there has not been a corresponding development of trust and confidence in the new system among those complainants with which it has the most direct contact.

In summary, immunization with CII or infection with P. gingivalis induced the development of chronic PD in the mice with corresponding development of Th cell responses.

To further investigate the SR31747A antiproliferative effect, we first addressed its potential antitumoural activity both in vitro and in vivo by measuring the proliferative activity of different breast and prostate cancer cell lines and the corresponding tumour development in the mouse xenograft model following SR31747A treatment.

While assessments of self-reported health and QoL have been extensively researched in many countries, corresponding methodological developments, particularly in low-middle income country settings, are still challenging.

While many models use trial-and-error learning, they are not developmental models like ILGM and ILGA in the sense that they begin learning at a phase corresponding to grasping development in infants 9 months and older.