Sentence examples for develop universally from inspiring English sources

In particular, density functional theory (DFT) has become the working horse in computational catalysis research, providing not only insights on reaction mechanisms, but also constituting the basis to develop universally valid relations and concepts.

The ICCR is currently engaged in working with a number of key international organizations to develop universally agreed upon standards for the pathology reporting of other cancers.

It was not until the beginning of the 19th century that the system developed universally.

The most important normative framework that informs international relations is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (and related UN treaties and resolutions) which reflects a historically developed, universally shared understanding of the meaning and importance of human rights (Glendon, 2001).

Connecting moral and epistemological arguments in this way, Bayle was the first thinker to try to develop a universally valid argument for toleration, one that implied universal toleration of persons of different faiths as well as of those seen as lacking any faith.

The goal was to develop a universally accessible service model that promotes the healthy development of children from conception through primary school, while at the same time facilitating parents' work or study and offering support to their parenting roles.

The mainstream of Western ethics takes the individual, decision-making agent as the basic unit of concern, and a primary concern is to develop a universally applicable method of arbitrating among the often disparate interests of individual agents, establishing rationally-guided means to determining and practically realizing the meaning of the good life.

However we have not been able to develop a universally applicable method for obtaining complete 5' coverage.

Work is on-going to develop a universally agreed method of specifying intervention components aimed at changing behaviour [ 27].

The goal of our study was to develop a universally applicable, 'automated quantitative histology' approach that could be applied to provide a comprehensive, quantitative analysis of the vascular morphodynamics during hypocotyl secondary growth in Arabidopsis.

An international study under the auspices of both the ACR and the European League Against Rheumatism is warranted to develop new universally recognized classification criteria, which would probably include new procedures such as major salivary gland ultrasonography.