Sentence examples for development ranging from inspiring English sources

Based on health centre staff consensus, each item is given a score indicating the state of development, ranging from 0 (not at all) to 11 (fully developed).

Moreover, SirT1ko/ko mice displayed varying degrees of ductal development, ranging from a lack of any ductal structure to a fully developed ductal network, the latter of which is comparable with the morphology and cellularity of wild-type mammary tissues on day 13 of pregnancy.

So far, 10 projectsare in development, ranging from fleets of hundreds to those with thousands of cars, although the exact details are under wraps.

"March" has its moments and some style, but much of it seems quaint, with character development ranging from cartoony to nil, a flaw that Mr. Lapine might explain.

There are 16 units in the development, ranging from 1,700-square-foot 1,700-square-foot 1,700-square-footwone-bedroomsand priced from $469,900 to $82,200-square-foot 2,200-square-foot 2,200-square-foot Coldwell Banker Moves.

For instance, in crucial domains of child development – ranging from child protection to more fundamental studies of child development and educational outcomes – we don't have the robust cumulative work that would yield enough evidence for good policy.

Other leaders in research and development range from very large research institutions like Stony Brook, Cold Spring Harbor, Brookhaven National Laboratory and North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health Systems to the very small inventor-entrepreneurs working in their basements or in the labs of family-owned businesses.

The yield of the wells at the time of drilling and development ranged from less than 1 20 lps.

GDP per capital at PPP, a rough measure of a country's level of economic development, ranges from $6 thousand in Vietnam to over $85 thousand in Singapore (Table 1).

The two are often portrayed as polar opposites: Howard the believer in privet hedges, and low-rise bungaloid development ranged along parabolic crescents; Le Corbusier, the apostle of the perpendicular skyscraper right-angling up from a grid-pattern of flyovers.

Neuromotor development ranged from normal to severe delay with epilepsy.