Sentence examples for develop regions from inspiring English sources
MDA-MB-231 mammary xenografts are known to develop regions of hypoxia due to the development of necrotic lesions.
Officials said the $750 million project, part of a grand plan to develop regions in China's south and west, would generate 760,000 kilowatts of electricity, irrigate more farmland, help control flooding and provide more water to industries and residents of nearby Chengdu, a city of more than 10 million.
Experts said several factors lie behind this new interest, including China's growing economic and military confidence, its desire to develop regions along its borders where the dead lie, a wish to foster patriotism and pressure from families who want to see at last where their loved ones died.
Evolving tumors develop regions of hypoxia and nutrient limitation, where elevated autophagy activation has been found previously to promote tumor survival.
These chimaeras develop regions containing donor-derived melanophores and xanthophores organised with host iridophores into stripes of wild-type pattern (Fig. 4D; data not shown).
Solid tumours are known to develop regions of extracellular acidity and survival of tumour cells in such regions depends on membrane-based mechanisms which regulate intracellular pH (pHi).
Globally, countries have been quickly adopting CSR practices in both developed and developing regions.
The measurements from these sites should assist in providing a better understanding of performance within and between developing countries/regions, and from developing regions to developed regions.
Developed regions are focusing primarily on climate action (SDG 13), the report finds, while developing regions are prioritising pressing development challenges.
Unit volume was up double digits in developing regions and mid-single digits in developed regions.
Extend the monitoring from within developing countries to provide performance within developing regions, between developing regions and from developing regions to developed regions.
