Sentence examples for decided to develop one from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s the Government of Indonesia decided to develop one million hectares of peatlands for agriculture in Central Kalimantan on the Island of Borneo.

So I have decided to develop one.

Taking the end products of the previous steps into account, we decided to develop one intervention containing three web-based sessions containing tailored pieces of advice addressing mostly personal and psychological determinants.

Considering the comparable surgery and recovering stage for knee and hip replacements, it was decided to develop one questionnaire measuring patients' evaluation with quality of care after a THA or TKA, which was called the Consumer Quality Hip Knee Questionnaire, abbreviated as the CQI Hip Knee.

So sports enthusiasts Janis Spogis and Edgars Rozentals decided to develop one.

Because HRM technology could be a rapid and convenient tool for detecting the various JAK2 exon12 mutations, we decided to develop one such method with the prerequisite that it should be reliable enough to give similar results on 2 different instruments in 2 different sites.

The more users there are on one platform, the more likely a developer is going to decide to develop on that platform.

Although it would be preferable to develop the app for multiple operating systems (OS), in the interests of cost-containment it was decided to develop for one OS and form-factor for this pilot.

In the filing, Bose also includes a brief history of the development of its tech, which began in 1978 when company founder and engineer Dr. Amar Bose was dissatisfied with his airline headphones and decided to develop better ones that would cut out cabin noise.

With a view to increasing the operational simplicity still further, we decided to develop a one-pot iterative methodology in which the targeting unit and the metal binding moiety are combined sequentially with a readily available fluorophore core.

Given this high rate of missing blood data that seemed to be associated with outcome, we decided to develop two models: one without blood results using data from all patients (the physiology model) and one with blood results using data only from those with blood results (the full model).