Sentence examples for development and examination of from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, development and examination of new preventive vaccines may also be a new therapeutic direction.

The pathologist participating in research and development, and examination of excised devices will have a critical role in improving outcome for these patients.

Mentorship is defined as a process whereby an experienced person (the mentor) guides another individual in the development and examination of their ideas, learning and personal and professional development [ 17].

The phenotype of this line features abnormal skin development and examination of the homozygous variants revealed exonic or splice site mutations in five genes: Ppp1r42 (stopgain), Tpp2 (nonsynonymous SNV), Stat4 (nonsynonymous SNV), Dnah7a, (nonsynonymous SNV), Abca12 (splice-site mutation) (Table  2).

Within medical education, likewise experiencing an upsurge in enrolment [ 3], this has been accompanied by increased research into the efficacy of remediation for underperforming students, with a recent review noting the need for further development and examination of the details of complex interventions [ 4].

The emergence of congenital Zika virus (ZIKV) disease, with its devastating effects on the fetus, has prompted development of vaccines and examination of how ZIKV breaches the maternal fetal barrier.

We describe the development and initial examination of the Generalized Pliance Questionnaire (GPQ) through three studies with a total of 2127 participants.

I love his social satire, his character development and his examination of universal truths.

Results from this study support continued development and further examination of ISIS-SMNRx in a Phase 2/3 controlled study.

Mentoring is recognised as a key tool for personal and professional development within the medical profession. 1 Mentoring can be defined as "a process by which an experienced… empathic person … guides another individual … in development and re-examination of their own ideas, learning, and personal and professional development".

The one most frequently cited in English scientific literature (SCOPME [ 2]) is "A process whereby an experienced, highly regarded, empathetic person (the mentor) guides another (usually younger) individual (the mentee) in the development and re-examination of their own ideas, learning, and personal and professional development.