Sentence examples for development to produce a from inspiring English sources
We spent an extended period in initial development to produce a strong product which demonstrates a necessity at this end of the market.
He said Evony denied any suggestion that it had "ripped off" predecessor games and said a considerable amount had been invested in research and development to produce a unique game.
But it also announced there would be more cash for development projects in Maoist-dominated areas.The government has so far failed to combine the twin requirements of force and development to produce a successful strategy.
These beliefs are also congruent with CAM psychotherapies such as attachment therapy (not based on attachment theory), which purport to bring about age regression and to recapitulate early development to produce a better outcome.
Assuming similar effects in humans, exposure to chemical toxicants, including dioxin, would have to occur during the first trimester of human fetal development to produce a phenotype similar to that observed in rats (Sharpe 2009).
Among the most potent formulations tested, a simple mixture of the vaccine with a microfluidized dispersion of DC-Chol in an aqueous buffer is being considered for further development to produce an improved influenza vaccine.
This can occur early in development to produce an autopolyploid or partly autopolyploid organism, or during normal processes of cellular differentiation to produce some cell types that are polyploid (endopolyploidy), or during gamete formation.
A tremendous amount of work has been done along the way to test and upgrade developments to produce a cost-effective photovoltaic solar energy product that the consumer confidently acknowledges is a viable product.
After it canceled "Lucky Louie," HBO gave Louis C. K. a development deal to produce a set of short films.
Our focus is now placed on the technology development required to produce a system that meets or exceeds the reliability of existing, mechanically fired handguns.
He also credits HBO for letting him follow the cancellation of "Lucky Louie" with a hit stand-up special, "Shameless," and giving him a development deal to produce a new series of short films that were more fanciful and absurdist than his sitcom.
