Sentence examples for development and facilitated from inspiring English sources

The correspondence movement evolved in the mid-19th century, fuelled by the need for an educated trade and working class brought on by industrial and urban development, and facilitated by the development of improved printing and postal services.

And some $150 million in commercial and residential investment in the site, which is owned by the city's Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency, is expected in coming years "Not many places in the world have more than 30 acres of city land available," said Mr. Purcell, who pushed for the development and facilitated the transfer of the land to the city agency.

The study of stem cells and cell differentiation has enabled scientists to reliably produce specific types of cells from human embryonic stem cells as well as from induced pluripotent stem cells (genetically reprogrammed adult cells), which has furthered knowledge of embryonic development and facilitated the development of novel cell-based therapies.

Phylogenetic analysis revealed that KRAS-associated driver mutations occurred late in tumor development and facilitated the expansion of certain clones, which became dominant but did not completely outcompete all of the other clones in each patient.

Paul Crichton assisted protocol development and facilitated the study.

Microarray and expression analyses suggested the potential involvement of bZIP genes in anther development and facilitated selection of anther development related gene for further functional characterization.

This paper illustrates three main roles for the firm in developing a user network: creating lead-users, organising directed applications development and facilitating user-to-user interaction.

It again found a "reasonable relationship" between alleviating the impacts of increased traffic from the development and facilitating the provision of a pedestrian/bicycle pathway as an alternative means of transportation.

Remove Barriers: Many organizations are rigid in their organizational structure and processes, which can make it challenging to implement some cross-functional development and facilitate dynamic growth and high-performance training.

This study tested the potential of narrative-based science learning contextualized in NCD-related issues to support scientific and health literacy development and facilitate health-promoting actions.

We reveal that Judge Parker's real objective was to enable North Carolina counties to enter into enforceable contracts to enable municipal development and facilitate industrialization, and that the ruling on mitigating damages was merely an afterthought.