Sentence examples for development natural from inspiring English sources
The most prevalent subset of Tregs, marked by expression of the transcription factor Foxp3, can arise naturally in the thymus during T-cell development (natural Tregs) or can be induced in the periphery from naïve CD4+ T cells (inducible Tregs [iTregs]).
"As a complement to GDP, we resolve to further develop science-based and rigorous methods of measuring sustainable development, natural wealth and social well-being, including the identification of appropriate indicators for measuring progress... [and] use them effectively in our national decision making systems to better inform policy decisions".
In the course of urban development, natural areas are often extensively eradicated.
But because many thousands of genes are involved in brain development, natural selection can't keep them all free of mutations all the time.
Dr. Mittra's work focuses on a variety of topics such as poverty and livelihoods, agriculture development, natural resource management, institutions (market-based and community-led), community-based natural resource conservation, and public policy.
This book will be of great interest to academics and students of education, environmental sciences and studies, sustainability and sustainable development, natural resource management, conservation, environmental policy, environmental planning, and related fields in higher education.
But time and again, history has been altered by the unexpected geopolitical developments, natural disasters, or technological breakthroughs.
But the government quango responsible for approving English windfarm developments, Natural England, said, "We could only comment on the potential landscape impact of these designs once we see where and how they would operate in any given location.
His research examines the impacts of energy development on natural ecosystems, and approaches toward restoration back to natural conditions.
A "very crucial" part of the development of natural resources.
This year looks set to be a pivotal one for the development of natural capital.
