Sentence examples for development and define from inspiring English sources
More than a preoccupation, it has had the force to undermine rulers, incite revolutions, circumscribe development and define patriotism.
Understanding the role of Tax in destabilizing key regulators, such as proteins in metabolism and cell cycle control, may help to identify molecular markers that contribute to ATL development and define new therapeutic strategies.
The Treaty of Lisbon made the European Council a full institution of the EU (Article 13 TEU) and defined its tasks, which are to 'provide the Union with the necessary impetus for its development and define the general political directions and priorities thereof' (Article 15 TEU).
In Drosophila, significant progress has been made into identifying the regulators of muscle development and defining their interactive networks.
We emphasized the importance of assay development and defined the criteria for both analytical and clinical performances.
Only the Ugandan policy specifies the development of a mental health information system comprised of indicators embedded at each level of care to inform evidence based service development and defined roles and responsibility for its implementation.
The European Council provides the EU with 'the necessary impetus for its development' and defines its 'general political directions and priorities' (Article 15(1) TEU).
This is an interactive session to help build and identify farmer development pathways and define success across diverse beginning farmer populations, facilitated by the GREW Project (Gaining Results through Evaluation Work) team.
This is bound to change with some key developments and defining processes.
Template-Based Design (TBD) is the most significant activity in this development process and defines several actors (researcher, developer, student, etc).
Researchers, social stakeholders, or legislators can define the social meaning of inequality for socio-economic development and can define Gordon's trade-off by the epsilon parameter.
