Sentence examples for development as an example from inspiring English sources

Various BH3 protein alterations have also been implicated in cancer development, as an example Bid-deficient mice are prone to develop a form of chronic myelomonocytic leukemia [ 26], as well as diffuse large B-cell lymphoma.

The GOB agreed to move troops to the Indo-Burmese border "not because of their interests, but because some of India's interests are now tied up with theirs," Vashishta said, citing economic development as an example.

Using global product design and development as an example of global strategic alliance, I find that successful global strategic competition is still largely a variable cost reduction game as opposed to the recently touted fixed cost amortization game.

Mr. Andrews points to the Cool Springs development as an example of the kind of tax-generating managed growth that Franklin and surrounding Williamson County need to prosper in the face of soaring property values and a population boom that is expected to bring 35,000 new homes within 10 years.

With Harrison J. Goldin, the former Comptroller, joining in the announcement, Ms. Holtzman described the development as "an example of a win- win" in which every participant would benefit - the city, the pension fund, the banks and the borrowers, many of which will be minority-owned businesses.

According to the basic characteristics of independent learning and network course, taking Engineering Materials and Thermal Processing network course development as an example, we proposed a design process of network course based on independent learning, and introduced the development and implementation.

Government collaborates with industry in bearing the costs of research and development, as, for example, in the nuclear power industry.

Using stratal slicing of 90°-phase seismic data, mapping the fourth stage of delta development (PSS8), as an example, highlights the distribution and evolution of multi-source deltas and their associated thin-bedded turbidites within a fourth-order sequence.

Lewis reaffirmed his commitment to what he called "good targets", citing the millennium development goals as an example of targets which had focused attention on outcomes.

We use the rice (Oryza sativa) seed development network as an example to guide users in creating their own networks.

Crichton also points to the openness of the developer ecosystem as a key enabler of this shift and calls out the mobile app development world as an example.