Sentence examples for development of a well from inspiring English sources

Current efforts are focused on the development of a well tolerated formulation capable of inducing strong immune responses.

Integration of Darwin's thinking with advances in genetic and molecular sciences over the past century facilitated the development of a well supported neo-Darwinian theory of evolution (Olson-Manning et al. 2012).

Obviously, this correspondence was only possible thanks to the development of a well curated mouse anatomical ontology, which describes the anatomical terms for each of the 26 embryonic Theiler Stages (EMAP ontology; Baldock and Burger, 2005).

The proposed study will address weaknesses of previous research by recruitment of a sufficiently large and representative hemodialysis sample, the development of a well designed theory driven and evidence based intervention and the inclusion of validated assessments of both clinical and psychological outcomes up to 9 months post intervention.

The spoils of war, together with an expanding trade, favoured the development of a well-to-do commercial class.

In the private sector this requires the development of a well-articulated market system that embraces the markets for final products and the markets for factors of production.

The development of a well-designed trial that controls for non-specific factors might help disentangle the effects of psychotherapies.

Malawi, for instance, subjects corn to periodic export and import restrictions as well as to price controls, all of which thwart development of a well-functioning market.

After a period of curing, the resistivity of the gel network is seen to be a sensitive probe of the development of a well-formed gel structure.

Osteochondral repair involves the regeneration of articular cartilage and underlying bone, and the development of a well-defined tissue-to-tissue interface.

This chapter describes the selected aspects of this program, which entails the development of a well-enantioselective, catalytic base-promoted rearrangement of silacyclopentene oxides.