Sentence examples for development has been facilitated from inspiring English sources

This development has been facilitated by the expansion of 'democratic spaces' for civil society participation in governance fora at national and supranational level.

Progress in vaccine development has been facilitated by new animal models that allow better testing of potential vaccine candidates and by the application of recombinant technology to vaccine design.

Understanding the mechanisms that regulate pancreatic development has been facilitated by studies in model organisms, including zebrafish (Danio rerio).

London-based Premier said the development had been facilitated by oil field tax incentives introduced by the UK government.

Several reports evaluated how sustainability of projects or associated capacity development had been facilitated (Erlandsson and Gunnarsson 2005; Zuckerman et al. 2006; HERA 2007a, b; Agyepong et al. 2008; Vullings and Meijer 2009) though two focused solely on financial sustainability (HERA 2007a, b).

The development of collaboration has been facilitated by the implementation of new type of primary healthcare such as FMGs and network clinics.

Identification of genetic events that are involved in the development of human cancer has been facilitated by the availability of advanced genomic microarray platforms [ 1].

The development of complex biochemical models has been facilitated through the standardization of machine-readable representations like SBML (Systems Biology Markup Language).

The development of WSNs in recent years has been facilitated by the availability of sensors that are smaller, less expensive, and more intelligent.

Study of SMC differentiation has been facilitated by development of the P19-derived A404 embryonal cell line, which differentiates toward this lineage in the presence of retinoic acid and allows selection for cells adopting a SMC fate through a differentiation-specific drug marker.

Development of automated image analysis methods has been facilitated by various tools such as ImageJ/Fiji (Girish and Vijayalakshmi, 2004) using the built-in macro functions, but when there are large amounts of data and associated images, reviewing and analysing the results is burdensome.