Sentence examples for development conventional from inspiring English sources
Since their emergence, endovascular stents have undergone two phases of development: conventional bare-metal stents and drug-eluting stents.
In the control strategy development, conventional inventory control with RD bottom level controlled by manipulating RD bottom flow shows that this process would exhibit multiple steady-states.
Owing to their complex ploidy and parthenocarpic fruit development, conventional breeding is laborious and time consuming in edible cultivars of banana and hence introduction of resistance traits into elite Cavendish varieties through breeding seems to be a distant, if not impossible, goal (Tang 2005; Heslop-Harrison and Schwarzacher 2007).
Loss of Itk also differentially affects the development of conventional vs. non-conventional or innate memory phenotype T cells.
We and others have previously shown that Itk is required for the development of conventional CD8+ T cells, while leaving intact "non-conventional" CD8+ T cells that have a memory phenotype and exhibit innate function [22], [23], [25].
Pakistan is a developing nation and heavily spends on the development of conventional power plants to meet the national energy demand.
Pakistan is a developing nation and heavily spends on the development of conventional power plants to meet the national electricity demand.
Regarding the development of conventional vectors, several strategies are under way to develop attenuated but replicating and immunogenic replicating recombinant vaccines (Quakkelaar et al, 2011).
The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers estimates that investment in the oil sands sector this year will total about 5 billion Canadian dollars, compared with 15 billion dollars for development of conventional oil wells.
It would take an act of Congress to change M.L.P.'s, which have helped drive development of conventional energy infrastructure, particularly pipelines.
The intent is to build electric motorcycles fully competitive with top-tier gas-engined machines, a tall order considering the high state of competition and development of conventional dirt and supermoto bikes.
