Sentence examples for development double from inspiring English sources

Switzerland's success partly reflects the country's heavy investment in research: it spends 2.2% of its GDP on research and development, double the EU average of 1.1%.

To gain insight into the function of K6 during mammary gland development, double immunofluorescence staining was performed to co-localize K6a expression with known markers of mammary epithelium.

In early vegetative development, double atvoz1-1 appeared mutantsmallerred smaller than WT, particularly under short-day conditions, with some of their leaves showing senescence (Fig. 2A).

Single exponential fits have widely been found in a number of adult preparations, but during development, double exponential fits to the decay component of mEPCs have been noted in a number of preparations (Sakmann & Brenner, 1978; Colquhoun & Sakmann, 1981; Brehm et al., 1982).

The superintendent focused on professional development, doubling the grant money in the district of 10,000 students, to about $14 million this year.

After dropping off last year, siblings Nijaporn Charanachitta and Premchai Karnasuta return to the list as shares of their infrastructure outfit Italian-Thai Development doubled in the past year in anticipation of major projects.

However, with its new funding under its belt, the Remind101 founders plan to ramp up hiring and product development, doubling its current team of 15 over the next year, with a particular focus on adding to its sales and business development teams.

And if a president is talking about the importance of us engaging in research and development, doubling the amount of research dollars that are being put into basic science and basic research, all that can help lift up the importance of these areas of study for young people who basically take their cues from the larger culture.

Water that contained starving pond snails induces delay in pond snail egg development, doubling embryo maturation time [6].

Heterotaxy is characterized by specific malformations of abdominal structures (malrotation of the gut, polysplenia, midline liver etc)., early heart development (doubling or loss of normally asymmetrical structures) and the lungs (abnormal lobulation).

Previous studies have shown that Id1 and Id3 are important for retinal development: double-knockout mice display smaller retinas compared with WT at E13.5 (Du and Yip, 2011), and overexpression of Id1 and Id3 in the retina starting at P0 increases the number of cells that resemble retinal progenitors or Müller glia in the mature retina (after P14) (Mizeracka et al., 2013).