Sentence examples for development and publication from inspiring English sources
Stages which were developed involved preliminary studies, product design, development, and publication.
Blogs have different functions, they compliment and add value to traditional methods of career development and publication.
A spokesman said: "We continue to work with the Royal College of GPs and the BMA on the development and publication of guidelines and practical advice which address concerns GPs have raised with us, for example in how to fulfil their safeguarding role and how to assure identity of patients online.
Three main reasons underlie the development and publication of Strategies in Trauma and Limb Reconstruction.
It also took place alongside the development and publication of BS7000-6, a guide to inclusive design management.
These and other concerns have led to the development and publication of new sepsis definitions (Sepsis-3), which were derived through a data-driven mortality risk stratification [9 11].
However, Users were significantly more likely to choose practice-focussed goals (e.g. 'Better Care and Conservation of Cultural Heritage') than Researchers, who were significantly more likely to choose career development, intellectual and publication goals (e.g. 'Peer Reviewed Journal Articles').
In education, it is involved in curriculum and materials development, research and evaluation, publication and distribution, online learning, professional development, and public policy development.
Reflecting on our biliteracy development and bilingual publication practices, we attempt to reveal the social conditions that influence our individual language choices and enable (or constrain) our ability to sustain our commitment to disseminating knowledge in both English and French.
It presents a synopsis of the role of the the federal highway administration (FHWA) and the multidisciplinary center for earthquake engineering (MCEER) in seismic research, and in the development and the publication of research papers and standards of practice, such as truss guidelines.
They were informed that the information generated from the interviews would be used for curriculum evaluation and development and possible publication and that approval had been obtained from the Human Research Ethics Committee of the University.
