Sentence examples for development of urge from inspiring English sources

These studies have found lower activation in structures including the insula and dorsal anterior cingulate cortex, leading the authors to conclude that with increasing age there are weaker signals in the bladder control network as a whole and that this may be responsible for the development of urge incontinence (Griffiths et al. 2009; Griffiths and Fowler 2013).

These limitations, along with, most important, the development of resistance, urged the expansion of different approaches in the systemic adjuvant treatment of breast cancer.

Some time after winning from IBM in 1983 the right to participate in the development of OS/2, Ballmer urged IBM to agree to make a then still rudimentary Microsoft product called Windows an integral part of OS/2.

They also urge development of new technology to identify travelers through biometric measurements, and the allocation of more radio spectrum for public safety agencies to improve their communications.

Otis White is right to urge "development of modern, high-speed passenger rail," but wrong to call Amtrak's long-distance trains "useless".

Our reviewer, Neil Bermel, said there are "acutely observed moments from the author's childhood that neatly interweave the surrealism of life under Communism with the development of his own creative urge".

That said, there are acutely observed moments from the author's childhood that neatly interweave the surrealism of life under Communism with the development of his own creative urge.

"Notwithstanding the development of an arrest, I urge any witnesses to come forward so that my team can be sure to identify and prosecute the offender of these awful crimes.

Finally, we examine the perspectives for the development of reverse engineering and urge the need to move from revealing network structure to the dynamics of biological systems.

We urge development of new programs and increased funding for existing programs that facilitate integration of these parallel lines of questioning to overcome language, taxonomic, and disciplinary barriers.

Participants at Friday's meeting in Bethesda urged development of a type of test that looks for viral proteins that might be able to do that.