Sentence examples for development in a wide range from inspiring English sources
Simulation forms an increasingly vital component of clinical skills development in a wide range of professional disciplines.
The sensitivity of the approach to the size, shape, and spatial configuration of roads as well as to traffic noise suggests that the approach can serve as an important planning tool for reconciling conservation and development in a wide range of contexts.
CR technologies, such as Dynamic Spectrum Access (DSA), create huge opportunities for interesting research and development in a wide range of applications.
In this article we have tried to provide the reader with an overview of the NASA World Wind project, outlining some existing applications and highlighting its potential for collaborative development in a wide range of applications for many aspects of science.
What matters for my purposes is that Chomsky's work produced a very broad consensus in psychology that language acquisition is explained by a complex, evolved mechanism that is present at birth and which can produce normal linguistic development in a wide range of environments, including those which are 'impoverished' with respect to language.
This highlights the crucial function of this signaling axis in normal patterning during development in a wide range of cells and tissues.
Although the results presented in this work are far from conclusive, the advantages of these nanochemosensors discussed here open the possibilities of further developments in a wide range of chemical and medical applications.
The journal is to keep related researchers updated on the developments in a wide range of topics reporting experiments, techniques and ideas that advance the understanding of various areas of computer science.
Osborn [53] recently developed a model for human tooth development, in which a wide range of tooth morphologies can be predicted from the developing tooth by changing four directional force parameters during proliferation from a single epithelial cell, mimicking the effects of cell and tissue interactions.
Members of the serine proteinase gene family may represent an interesting group of proteins to target as candidate antigens because of their involvement in regulation of many physiological functions and development processes in a wide range of organisms.
