Sentence examples for development of for from inspiring English sources
L. 106 71, § 3(a)(1), substituted "an accurate national reporting system to report the problem, and to assist in the development of" for "accurate reporting of the problem nationally and to develop".
In terms of marker development and testing, a total of 93 amplicons have now been developed as part of the BSNP series which we began the development of for the analysis of CEL I assays as described in Galeano et al. [ 14] and which are based on the 138 doubly-confirmed SNPs detected in Ramirez et al. [ 10].
"We usedta call ourselves the COSMIC DU-WOP COMMUNE," Shange wrote of her friends then, many of whom would contribute to the development of "for colored girls".
However, up to now little quantitative knowledge is available about RVE scales or sizes of various engineering materials, which have been becoming a necessity due to the rapid development of, for instance, microelectromechanical systems.
The objective of this article is to provide useful knowledge and information with regard to biochemistry, bioprocess engineering, and commercial applications to assist in the viable technology development of for biofuels generation from microalgae-based carbohydrates.
The simultaneous modeling of the dependencies along the "variable" and "time" modes, allows for a more compact and rigorous description of the normal behavior of processes, laying the ground for the development of, for instance, improved Statistical Process Monitoring (SPM) methodologies, able to robustly detect finer deviations from normal operation conditions.
This development of for-profit and not-for-profit transnational institutions operating in an international education market appears more akin to international business than traditional academic expansion.
The development of for-profit prison companies and their vast lobbying and political apparatus doesn't help.
The second significant institutional incentive is of more recent origin, though it too has its beginnings in the Reagan era - the development of for-profit prison companies and their vast lobbying and political apparatus.
The development of for-profit institutions, the promise in the early stirrings of MOOC's, and the increasing support for blended learning are compromising admission models based on the traditional mix of students, likely for the better over the long term.
Feasibility study for development of Infrastructure for water for Agricultural production in Uganda.
