Sentence examples for developed only with from inspiring English sources

Although it had a long, irregular history dating back to 1776, the corps as a unified, centrally directed organization developed only with the rapid expansion of the army during and after World War II.

In the United States, for example, the vast majority of the land owned by the federal government (about one-third of the total land area of the country) can be developed only with the approval of a federal agency.

We report that arthritis developed only with reduced incidence, severity and delayed onset in pfp-deficient DBA/1J mice.

In many cases, such implementations are difficult to maintain, test, and reuse as they are developed only with one use case in mind.

Therefore, perturbation of Kef activity is potentially a novel target for antibiotic drugs, but such compounds can be developed only with a thorough understanding of Kef activation at the molecular level.

But estimates of longer intervals require processes for organizing experience that develop only with age, and very young children seem to depend only on limited criteria: "It lasts because it's longer; because there's more of it; because it goes faster".

There is evidence from studies of many migratory birds that the compass component is in some sense innate, but that a map of the relative positions of the summer and winter habitats and of other places in between (or even not in between) develops only with the experience of migration.

Most of the aroma and other complex flavors that make this variety so remarkable develop only with full ripeness.

There is debate about whether the integration of these diverse processes develops only with experience or can be taught and learnt during training [ 4– 7].

Clinical information is extremely important for correct prediction, because many subjects will have genetic variations of thrombophilia but, depending on the risk load, VTE will develop only with the necessary coexistence of some clinical environmental prothrombotic factors.

14, 15 Microscopic asbestos fibers are easily inhaled and ingested, and the longer and more often one is exposed, the higher the risk for diseases such as asbestosis, lung cancer, and mesothelioma (a rare cancer of the cells lining internal organs, which is believed to develop only with asbestos exposure).