Sentence examples for developed to contain from inspiring English sources

Shale gas cannot help us address climate change - "There are concerns that methane leakages from shale gas extraction may cancel out any CO2 reductions achieved and, even if technology can be developed to contain such leakages, production is not expected to come on stream fast enough or in sufficient quantities to displace coal in the EU power generation mix".

A metadata catalog was developed to contain and serve necessary information to meet user expectations.

Test methods were developed to contain spores or spore-inoculated substrates within filter-capped 50 ml conical tubes.

An improved rice line, designed as TS4, has been developed to contain semi-dwarf gene sd1, low amylase content gene Wxb and bacterial light resistance genes Xa4 and Xa21 through marker-assisted selection.

Furthermore, a small 'ball instrument' that has been specially developed to contain instruments has complemented these measurements by withstanding temperatures up to 1000°C for well over an hour.

A bio-inspired cellular structural system is developed to contain the radial fracture damage of mortar due to projectile impact through boundary impedance mismatch, while utilizing its adjacent cells as a mutual confining mechanism to improve penetration resistance.

Moreover, the worm removed from the skin nodule of the patient had developed to maturity and contained microfilariae.

Because of the known toxicity of asbestos, it has been banned in > 50 countries (International Ban Asbestos Secretariat 2010), and safer products have been developed to replace those containing asbestos.

In the last year, health officials in Beijing have begun to pay more attention to the country's AIDS problem, developing strategies to contain it and allocating more money for the purpose.

In the longer term, we will need to flesh out ideas for a post-GCC security architecture that includes Iraq more fully, develops ways to contain Iranian regional influence, and shapes the special position Iraq will likely occupy in the Gulf in ways that further our interests and those of our Gulf partners.

13. (C) In the longer term, we will need to flesh out ideas for a post-GCC security architecture that includes Iraq more fully, develops ways to contain Iranian regional influence, and shapes the special position Iraq will likely occupy in the Gulf in ways that further our interests and those of our Gulf partners.