Sentence examples for development and devise from inspiring English sources

Previous studies have found that that appropriate supervision and support can be provided when tutors develop an in-depth knowledge of students' ongoing development and devise appropriate challenges [ 42].

However, planners should consider human wildlife interactions as a potential negative outcome of low-density development and devise development designs, such as clustering, to reduce future human wildlife conflicts.

Throughout the program, Mr. Davson said, Aljira worked with a team of consultants on management issues, staff and advisory-board development, and devised strategies for increasing revenue.

The next steps for each is devising the best mode of drug delivery, further drug development, and devising treatments to synergize with existing cancer therapeutics.

This understanding can enlighten information system design, interface development, and devising the information architecture for content collections.

We report the development process and devise a theoretical model that explores the adoption of MAR applications through their emotional impact.

"Governments should now prioritise child-centred development goals and devise more holistic policies interlinking education, trafficking, slavery and child labour and violence against children because they are all connected".

"A lot of people felt like they really needed to be heard on this," recalled Dan Janzen, a mild-mannered freelance copywriter with children in first and third grades who leads the school's development committee and devised the price increase.

Developing targeted retention strategies for younger nurses and those working in hospitals as well as the offering of professional development opportunities and devising an incentive scheme targeting rural nurses is pivotal to enhance nurses' job satisfaction and retention in rural settings.

To analyze the epidemiologic features of ectasia after excimer laser corneal refractive surgery, to identify risk factors for its development, and to devise a screening strategy to minimize its occurrence.

It is in this context that one of Tanzania's aims and objectives of pre-primary education is "to identify children with abnormal patterns of development or educational potentials and devise special programmes for them" (URT 1999, p. vi).