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An advantage of such a rigorous development process is that the intervention and program materials have been developed to the point at which they can be reasonably expected to have a worthwhile effect when examined in a full-scale trial.
The Australia Council gave the developers AU $25,000, intending for the money to allow the game to be developed to the point that it could secure additional funding from other sources.
Their technique has to be developed to the point it's automatic.
The relationship developed to the point of intelligence and security co-operation at the highest level.
"If they've developed to the point where the rest of the world can see their talent, we've done something right".
"But it's been developed to the point where it's right on the verge of being a commercial technology".
"The problem has not developed to the point of demanding a change to the entire system," said Lieut.
We know that our species hasn't yet developed to the point where blowing ourselves up is unthinkable.
In 2002, Alexei's research had developed to the point where he was awarded an advanced UK research council (EPSRC) fellowship, which he held until 2005.
Optical fiber networks have been developed to the point where they are now synonymous with modern telecommunications and optical sensing.
However, statistical analysis has developed to the point where it can dependably quantify both the relative importance of each touch point and the experience it provided.
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