Sentence examples for development of a further from inspiring English sources

The conference in Melbourne will also see the launch of an invitation to the global social work community to refine approaches to disaster response internationally, in order to support the development of a further partnership study.

The analysis of experimental results has allowed the validation of the suggested model, leading, on one side, to the development of a further experimental technique for the evaluation of specific damping, and, on the other side, to the employment of specific damping measurement for the assessment of fatigue in metals.

In this work, the development of a further Quantitative Nanostructure Activity Relationship (QNAR) model was performed by linear multiple linear regression (MLR) and nonlinear artificial neural network (ANN) techniques to accurately predict the cellular uptake values of these compounds by dividing them into three groups.

With Soviet tanks the priority targets, the development of a further variant as a successor to the Ju 87D began in November 1942.

These issues have led to the development of a further generation of photosensitisers, a number of which are already being investigated for clinical application.

Development of a further methodology, which is technologically simple and equally sensitive, accessible and affordable, is essential to detect the very few copies of viral genome during acute HIV infection.

African Development Bank A further $152.80m £94.9mm) package of grants and loans was approved on 1 October, of which $49.96£31m1m) will go to Sierra Leone.

To minimize the influence of drug therapy on the development of NAFLD, a further analysis adjusted for anti-hyperlipidemia and diabetic mellitus drugs was performed.

It is a further development of a quasicombined zero-emission power cycle, published earlier.

This is a further development of a previously proposed method for designing chemical reactors (Hillestad, 2004, 2005).

The approach is a further development of a previous simplified design method where membrane action of the composite floor slab was included.