Sentence examples for development of a capacity from inspiring English sources

Intellectually, while rote learning took precedence over the development of a capacity for creativity, the results weren't entirely regrettable.

The development of a capacity for prospective longitudinal studies of ARI in rural India should serve as a valuable resource of investigations of ARI, risk factors for ARI, and evaluation of interventions to reduce ALRI disease burden.

'Reflection in action' involves the development of a capacity to self-monitor during an exchange and change tack effectively.

There were also some interesting activities classified as 'support for in-service worker health workforce': 1) development of a " capacity needs assessment and strategic plan for the development of medical associations", and 2) " contribution to HR retentions scheme" (Liberia and Zimbabwe, respectively).

We speculate that the progression from Ostreococcus to Volvox to Chlamydomonas shown in Figure 19 may signify the appearance and development of a capacity for proteolytic processing by See2-like VPEs during the period of green alga evolution associated with a new role for the vacuole in organelle protein turnover.

It has also been found consistently throughout the resilience research that growing up with an early established and secure attachment to the caregiver is important for the development of a capacity to trust, and for the stimulation of emotional regulation and mentalising capacities (e.g. self-reflection) [ 35, 38].

Such stories require only claims about natural selection pressures having favored the development of such a capacity and tendency because of the positive effects such traits had on biological fitness (Kitcher 2006a, 176, and 2011; Joyce 2006, 131, 184; Street 2006, 127 f.; Griffiths and Wilkins, Forthcoming).

Therefore, de Gaulle accelerated the quiet development of a nuclear capacity begun under the Fourth Republic, and France exploded its first atomic bomb in 1960.

Arsenal's development of a 60,000- capacity stadium at Ashburton Grove for 2006, which led to a minimum £90m sponsorship deal agreed with Emirates Airline last month, will allow them to bring their salary structure closer in line with revenues.

Meaningful methods of NOM characterization would be useful for the development of a predictive capacity for NOM behaviour in different water sources.

The development of a similar capacity in a robot to "understand" the intended meaning of touch has the potential to significantly improve the future success of intuitive human robot interaction.