Sentence examples for development of tables from inspiring English sources

(SO) is the project manager and supported the development of tables and figures, discussion and conclusion, as well as the manuscript review.

T.M.B. conceived, drafted, and revised the manuscript, and led the development of Table 1 (available online only).

N.D.B. contributed towards the development of Table 1 (available online only), of Data citations 9 14, and of Supplementary Figs 1 4, and commented on the draft manuscript.

B.M.S. contributed towards the development of Table 1 (available online only), of Data citations 9 10, Data citations 11 14, and of Supplementary Figs 1 4, and commented on the draft manuscript.

The phylogenetic analysis of the observed VvNAC26 haplotypes suggests that some of these polymorphisms could have been selected during the development of table grape varieties, given the key importance of the berry size in their use for fresh consumption.

Phenotypic differences between VvTFL1A haplogroups are consistent with the classification of grapevine phenotypic diversity in three different morphotypes proposed by Negrul [ 12] and could result from the use of different genetic pools in grapevine domestication and/or the existence of different selection pressures on the development of table and wine cultivars.

Phenotypic differences between haplogroups are consistent with differences observed between Eastern and Western grapevine cultivars and could result from the use of different genetic pools in the domestication process as well as different selection pressures on the development of table and wine cultivars, respectively.

They learned to deal with "halves" and "doubles," with estimates of size, with a natural development of multiplication tables and slowly, with formal arithmetic.

Circle of Blue and the Pacific Institute participated with Google in the design and development of Fusion Tables.

Such future work should include exploration of risk factors that could allow the development of risk tables for cognitive decline.

Bill Aalbersberg, Tim Adams, Mona Chand, André Cornu, Paul Dalzell, Malcolm Hazelman, Jean Hankin, Robin Hide, Mele’ofa Malolo, Taiora Matenga-Smith, Yolande Mou, Susan Parkinson, Rebecca Pobocik, Christine Quested, Seini Seniloli, Prapasri Puwastien and Randy Thaman have also provided valuable contributions at different stages in the development of the tables.