Sentence examples for development of the aggregate from inspiring English sources
The countries that have not officially provided an LULUCF projection thereby do not influence the development of the aggregate global net LULUCF emissions over time.
We show that it accomplishes this feat by inhibiting a region of cells, called the tip, which organizes the development of the aggregate into a fruiting body.
ToxCast is also a major driver of the development of the Aggregated Computational Toxicology Resource (ACToR) project [42].
An important feature of the development of these aggregates is the timing of the events, which is reliable and reproducible from experiment to experiment: the Sox17 expression precedes and initially overlaps with Bra expression and the extrusion of cells, and Tbx6 expression follows a few hours later (see Fig. 8) (Turner et al., 2014a).
Early development instruments assess the aggregate development of children in a community, whereas the EYE-DA assesses the development of an individual child.
This paper focuses on the development of underground aggregate exploitations in the region, providing the basis for an in depth financial appraisal supported by the mine design process which also involves the utilisation of the underground space.
One of the limitations of the existing literature on the human dimensions of the expansion of tree plantations is that it cannot tell us the extent to which they have contributed to changes in measures of human development in the aggregate.
It is characterized by the progressive loss of dopaminergic and non-dopaminergic neurons, and the development of intracellular aggregates of the protein α-synuclein (α-syn).
Analysis of such data may not go beyond the development of an aggregate (or generic) vulnerability curve for a combined portfolio giving no idea of the vulnerability of individual building types represented by this curve.
The development of lightweight aggregate concrete (LWAC) has brought new design opportunities.
This paper presents the development of lightweight aggregate self-consolidating concrete (SCC) using two types of lightweight aggregates having different densities.
