Sentence examples for development of a serious from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, cholesteatoma of the middle ear is now rarely so neglected as to permit development of a serious complication.

This xylophone-heavy re-interpretation is now doing the rounds of the internet and is becoming their best known number, not exactly beneficial for the long-term development of a serious band.

We also want to see low rates of numbers needed to treat to get a good effect and very high rates of number needed to treat relative to the development of a serious side effect.

Two important long-term investments that come to mind — and that would put large numbers of Americans to work — are the development of a serious strategy for achieving energy independence over the next several years and the creation of a large-scale program for rebuilding the aging American infrastructure.

The government lost some support on the left with the creation of the United Left (Izquierda Unida; IU), the core of which was remnants of the PCE, and the right capitalized on law-and-order issues, focusing on the fight against terrorism, disorder on the streets, the rise in crime, and the development of a serious drug problem.

The study, based on remote sensing and historical sources, is the starting point of the development of a serious game aimed at educational purposes and exploitation of remote sensing data in the field of edutainment.

In 2014, the French Military Medical Service supported the development of 3D-SC1®, a serious game designed for the French TCCC program, entitled Sauvetage au Combat de niveau 1 (SC1).

In that case, a progressive development of a more serious neurological dysfunction and not a gradual improvement followed by worsening, would probably have characterized the clinical picture.

On the other hand, perhaps reducing moderate fear in one pregnancy may prevent a development of a more serious childbirth anxiety or phobia later, in the same or in the next pregnancy.

Reasons for having fewer than 28 swab collection days were forgetting (n=11 participants), logistical difficulties in collecting or dropping off specimens (n=2), study termination due to a clinically confirmed HSV outbreak (n=1 HAART and n=3 naïve participants), development of an unrelated serious illness (appendicitis, n=1) and laboratory error (n=1).

The design, development, and evaluation of a serious game that gamifies the Apollo lunar exploration missions are presented.