Sentence examples for development reduction from inspiring English sources
Strategies that have been adopted to ensure continued growth of the biodiesel industry are policy development, reduction of biodiesel tax, offset funding for incremental fuel cost from CO2 emission fuel and support for research and development of potential biodiesel feedstocks.
So in order to break this cycle for both survival and development, reduction of stunting is the best investment that all of us can make" said Dr. Oliver Petrovic, Deputy Representative, UNICEF Rwanda.
The limits were based on PFOS effects on the liver and thyroid, and PFOA effects on the liver, fetal development, reduction in red blood cell numbers, and immune system changes in experimental studies [ 11].
The importance of total phosphorus loading and vegetation in structuring fish communities has implications for anthropogenic impacts to embayment fish communities through activities such as farming and residential development, reduction of cultural eutrophication, and shoreline development and maintenance.
More recently, Bayley et al. (2002) exposed juvenile guppies to FL, VZ, and p,p′-DDE via the food from birth to adulthood and concluded that all three chemicals had a clear demasculinizing effect (reduction of orange display coloration, gonopodium development, reduction in sperm count, and suppressed courtship behavior).
It then promptly states: "This income was utilized, among other things, for the funding of construction projects at various multi-million dollar developments, reduction of debt and the funding of the campaign".
Since the transformants have an overall decrease in secondary wall development, the reduction in lignin may simply reflect that.
Tea plays a significant role in rural development, poverty reduction and food security in developing countries and is one of the most important cash crops in the world.
Most of its missions speak the jargon of development: poverty reduction, aggregate growth and structural adjustments.
Mice exposed to high levels of S.S.R.I.s during early development show reduction in sexual activity among adult males, inhibition of exploratory behavior, and altered REM sleep.
And it has shortchanged many of the issues that matter most to Latin Americans, like development, poverty reduction, access to credit, education and health care.
