Sentence examples for development of terms from inspiring English sources

Developing VSAGs prior to an event can prospectively enhance the crisis response capability of scientists and the full multi-agency response alike, through the development of terms and protocols for response, information sharing and inter-agency management, and situational awareness.

In 2013, all key evaluations, studies and assessments underwent a rigorous review process by the REG, from development of terms of reference, through design and methodology to final report writing and dissemination.

Following a small-scale study involving 57 infants, Garcia Bartels' conclusion was that skin barrier development of term newborns was not adversely effected by bathing with a mild detergent cleansing product.

This retrospective study tried to compare the development of short-term and long-term postoperative complications and the best corrected visual acuity (BCVA) between two different groups.

One can also know the history behind the development of new terms such as "stopa" and "stuffing box".

Our annotation strategy involved the development of standardized terms and definitions specific to the biology of autism.

Dependency on short-term arrangements undermines the development of longer-term relationships between researchers and policymakers, which is likely to undermine research uptake [ 22].

A change in HbA1c is likely to have a short-term impact in addition to the effect on the development of long term diabetes complications.

Concerns included the fear of both short and long-term side-effects (mainly steroids), uncertainties about drug interactions and development of long-term immunity.

In addition, repeated occurrences of short-term decrements in lung function and accompanying inflammation may play some role in the development of long-term decrements.

Few studies reported long-term outcomes and future research should assess whether local anaesthetic infiltration can affect the development of long-term post-surgical pain.