Sentence examples for development all aspects from inspiring English sources

The Laboratory Research Division (LRD) of the EORTC currently consists of five Groups with expertise that includes pre-clinical drug development, all aspects of cancer pharmacology, clinically-relevant receptor and biomarker studies, functional imaging and contemporary pathology.

For example, the most pathogenic biological processes are enriched in terms associated with protein localization, cell proliferation and tissue development, all aspects related to disease and particularly cancers.

All aspects of development, all the way up to road tests, are planned for the new facility.

Sustainable development encompasses all aspects of environmental stewardship, social development, and economic progress.

Matt Keating The Common Good: March 21 2001 Group manger, waste management, Bristol Salary: £38,000 I'm basically responsible for the management, operation and development of all aspects of waste collection for Bristol city council.

I began ANIM from scratch, but within a very short period of time, thanks to the vision I have developed for music education in Afghanistan, I managed to get the financial and professional support of the international community that triggered a dynamic, fast development in all aspects of life in ANIM.

With the goal of promoting behavioral changes that will shape a more sustainable future, ESD integrates principles of sustainable development into all aspects of education and learning.

Development of all aspects of the pyroprocess flow sheet is in progress at IGCAR to enable the commercialisation of the process.

"Neil Cutler has worked wonders with me and put so much effort into my development in all aspects of my game and Richard O'Donnell has been like a brother figure to me both on and off-the-field".

The integral development involves all aspects of the enterprise and requires a business model derived from the strategy, while in weak sustainability the business model is decoupled or weakly related to the strategy.

It looked into the integration principles, values and practices of sustainable development in all aspects of education and learning, with the intention of addressing the global social, economic, cultural and environmental issues in the 21st century.