Sentence examples for development has been explained from inspiring English sources

The process of doctrinal development has been explained variously as a process of logical unfolding or of organic growth, or else as a process of purgations of error and restorations of the original deposit.

This craniofacial development has been explained by changes in the muscular balance.

This dimorphism in brain structure development has been explained through physiological changes during brain development related to the action on sex steroid receptors [ 15– 17], with adolescence being the age where the majority of steroid-dependent remodelling brain changes take place [ 18].

Items development and selection has been explained in the Method section.

That finding has been explained by possible development of 'chemo-resistance', however, it appears to occur in about 93% of patients for the majority of tumour types and agents.

A decreasing rate of RA-related orthopedic surgery in the Nordic countries has been reported (Eskelinen et al. 2006, Weiss et al. 2006, Kapetanovic et al. 2008, Havelin et al. 2009, Robertsson et al. 2010) and has been explained by the development of more effective pharmacological regimes (da Silva et al. 2003, Kapetanovic et al. 2008, Uhlig et al. 2008, Weiss et al. 2008, Söderlin et al. 2010).

8.28am GMT The international development secretary has been explaining how the UK is responding to the crisis.

Also the recent developments in fibre identification techniques and the forensic methods of fibre identification have been explained.

The close resemblance of this system to that of modern English, in which it is a comparatively recent development, has been variously explained as the working of a substratum or, more recently, in terms of areal (regional) development.

Incomplete erasure of DNA methylation at this stage of germ cell development has been postulated to explain transmission of variable phenotypes in several well characterized mouse models [42] [44].

"Whether you call it legacy versus emergent systems, Brownfield versus Greenfield deployments or sustaining versus disruptive technologies, the dichotomy between old and new or maintenance and development has been around since the dawn of IT," explains Kurt Marko, fellow Forbes contributor.