Sentence examples for development that result from inspiring English sources
Social entrepreneurship creates social value and human development that result in the development of various sectors and consequently the development of the economy.
Redundancy in the roles of Sulf1 and Sulf2 is evident from studies of double knock-out mice, where pups display severe defects in esophageal development that result in death [16].
This enrichment should correlate with secondary wall development and terminal stages of xylem development that result in programmed cell death.
LKB1 also has essential functions in mice as LKB1 deletion causes problems with vascular and neural development that result in embryonic lethality at E10-11 17. E10-11 17
Cognitive deficits in DS can be artificially conceptualized into those that are a product of development that result in functional, learning and memory deficits from birth, and those that are a function of age-related degenerative processes.
Disorders of sex development (DSD, previously named "intersex") are the product of chromosomal and hormonal abnormalities during development that result in genital ambiguity and incongruent combinations of gender-specific external genitalia, reproductive ducts and gonads in a single individual.
Should taxpayers be subsidizing development that results in poverty-wage jobs?
Ms. Wetlaufer and Mr. Welch became romantically involved when she interviewed him for the review, a development that resulted in Ms. Wetlaufer's resignation as editor.
"We must adopt an enlightened approach to development that results in expanded production, a better life and sound ecological and environmental conditions," he said.
If I had thought all along that gay marriage made sense, then I might have avoided the decade of arrested development that resulted from my erstwhile effort to live in the closet.
Under the scheme proposed in the manifesto, any property development that results in biodiversity loss must compensate for that loss by an equal investment in biodiversity and habitat conservation or restoration elsewhere.
