Sentence examples for development of a multitude from inspiring English sources

Over the last 20 years, there has been a large amount of research directed toward the development of a multitude of nanocarriers for drug and gene delivery, but only a very small part has progressed into clinical trials.

Further, simultaneous to this underlying trend suggesting the growing importance of empirical economics has been the development of a multitude of econometric strategies that exploit various research designs to identify causal impacts.

The development of a multitude of divergent sets of priority areas, often competing rather than complementary, is problematic because it creates redundancies in planning and conservation action by different organizations and distracts from a "commonly adopted blueprint for action" [12].

Here, we chronicle the development of a multitude of site-specific conjugation strategies for assembly of ADCs and provide a comprehensive account of key advances and their roots in the fields of bioorthogonal chemistry and protein engineering.

The growing interest in the endothelium as a central player in numerous diseases has stimulated the development of a multitude of new circulating markers and in vivo evaluation techniques [ 1].

The success of rituximab and the identification of other CLL lymphocyte surface antigens have spurred the development of a multitude of monoclonal antibodies targeting distinct proteins and epitopes in an attempt to target CLL cells more effectively.

But animal development consists of a multitude of different processes that involve a host of different mechanisms.

LESS than a year ago, New Rochelle leaders were banking their city's future on a new wave of development, a multitude of projects designed to restore vibrancy to downtown.

At later stages of development, a multitude of cell interactions are required for maintaining viability and morphology.

Furthermore, dysregulation of NF-κB signalling has been implicated in the development and progression of a multitude of diseases, particularly conditions involving chronic inflammation or compromised immunity and cancer [ 2, 3].

Chronological age can be considered as a composite measure of development that incorporates a multitude of different social, physiological and psychological exposures.