Sentence examples for development of capable from inspiring English sources
The translation of experimental cell-based therapies to volume produced commercially successful clinical products requires the development of capable, economic, scaleable (and therefore frequently necessarily automated) manufacturing processes.
Sound macroeconomic management, economic diversification, greater transparency, the development of capable institutions, and a strong political commitment to equitably distributing benefits will all be needed to ensure Myanmar avoids the "resource curse".
The study found that the nation-building attempt has had limited success and has flooded areas with rebuilding money with little to no oversight, distorting local economies in ways that are simply unsustainable and contributing to the corruption that undermines the development of capable institutions.
Process-oriented teaching practices that integrate technology as part of a carefully designed curriculum may have the potential to facilitate the development of capable healthcare graduates who are able to navigate the complexity of health systems and patient management in ways that go beyond the application of knowledge and skills.
Furthermore, the development of models capable of distinguishing compounds capable of activating T-cells need to be developed.
The system developed here, based on NDs, provides a new platform for the development of hydrogels capable of enzyme-triggered drug release.
It was co-founded by Norwegian programmer Jon Lech Johansen, known as DVD Jon because of his development of applications capable of stripping copyright protection from DVDs.
PERT (Program Evaluation and Review Technique) was first used in the development of submarines capable of firing Polaris missiles.
The pact was signed with the Soviet Union in 1972 to prevent development of systems capable of defending the nation against long-range missile attacks.
He was teamed with Dr. Helmut Hölzer, a specialist in calculating rocket trajectories and built a flight simulator well before the development of computers capable of such complicated estimations.
But the development of more capable gadgets, coupled with mobile payment mechanisms, is allowing people to buy not just media, like music, videos and ring tones, but also hard goods, on the go.
