Sentence examples for development of a mechanism from inspiring English sources

1830-1833 Another key event in the development of a mechanism that could explain the evolution of species was the publication of the three volumes of Charles Lyell's Principles of Geology between 1830 and 1833.

Any reform of the vote at conference should be accompanied by an increase in union representation on the party's national policy forum to one-third, and development of a mechanism to unite around positive policies for the future.

The development of a mechanism of this type introduces several theoretical and experimental design challenges that are addressed in this paper.

As one of the world's largest maritime nations, and with its ocean governance framework finalised in 2015, Portugal emerges as a relevant case study for the development of a mechanism to evaluate performance of its MSP system.

The policy also indicates that the process of minimizing conflicts of interest must begin with the development of a mechanism to balance the conflicting interests of the parties involved in the partnership.

The development of a mechanism capable of incorporating known existing dependencies in this step would require the implementation of a new logic minimization method (Step #4 of Figure 1).

However, information about PAH distributions in intracellular tissues is lacking, thus limiting the further development of a mechanism-based phytoremediation strategy to improve treatment efficiency.

Genomic-medicine-based advances for chronic pain could include the development of a mechanism-based classification system for chronic pain, new treatment options, improved methods for treatment selection and targeted prevention strategies for high-risk individuals.

Extensive research has demonstrated a common receptor-mediated mechanism of action for TCDD and related toxic HAHs, and this has led to the development of a mechanism-based risk assessment approach for HAHs.

Several hypotheses might favor the development of such a mechanism.

There are some limitations to be further studied including: (1) the authors focus on the development of a generic mechanism framework; and it would be worthwhile to consider a particular mechanism suitable for the management of a specific external resource; (2) there is a need to explore more case studies from a variety of industrial backgrounds.