Sentence examples for development and the availability from inspiring English sources

The ease of distinguishing the stages of dental development and the availability of panoramic radiographs are practical reasons for attempting to assess the physiologic maturity without resorting to hand-wrist or lateral cephalometric radiographs (Krailassiri et al. 2002).

Zebrafish are an excellent model to study the mechanisms of natural heart regeneration due to a wealth of accumulated knowledge about heart development and the availability of many molecular, genetic and genomic tools [11], [12], [13].

Both may coordinate the regulation of each other expression depending on the stage of development and the availability of water.

Rodents are used extensively in the study of eye disease due to their low cost, rapid development and the availability of targeted genetic manipulation [ 1– 9].

Practical issues are principally the increasing cost of clinical development and the availability of patients required to satisfy the statistical power of each study [ 22] (i.e. these criteria cannot be applied to paediatric patients with rare diseases).

Due to a wealth of accumulated knowledge about heart development and the availability of many molecular, genetic, and genomic tools, zebrafish is an excellent model to study the cellular and molecular mechanisms of heart regeneration [ 113– 115].

The growth of the city brings along social and economic benefits, and also problems related with the urban development and with the availability of infrastructure and services, which at the same time generates problems of environmental type.

Most remain integrated in professional development offerings, and the availability of formal programs focusing on both leadership and management development is patchy.

Data were selected to represent different stages of cancer onset and development, by the availability of paired samples comparing normal and adjacent tissues, and detailed prognosis data.

I would like to express my thanks to all the authors who contributed to the development and availability of the data included in the presented papers: scientists, analysts, statisticians, supporting staff and international collaborators.

The ability to control growth and development according to the availability of nutrients provides a survival advantage and therefore has been selectively retained throughout evolution.