Sentence examples for development would be of from inspiring English sources

There is an even more striking problem with the anti-estrogen movement, and that is the way that it ignores the next generation of H.R.T., the compounds known as SERMs (for "selective estrogen-receptor modulators")....You might think that this development would be of enormous significance to Love, answering, as it does, her great worry about the potential side effects of H.R.T.

A fuller understanding of the neural control mechanisms of heart rate during the early stages of human development would be of great value to obstetric and neonatal management.

Our expression results were consistent with all these reports, which indicated that the detected differentially expressed genes, including those encoding TFs, during root development would be of great value in uncovering molecular mechanism relating to tuberous root initiation and development.

The group also considered that the proposed development would be out of scale with the landscape, adversely affecting peat, water courses and wildlife, and would have a seriously detrimental visual impact, as well as causing a noise nuisance.

At Harvard he soon concluded that the only way to explain how politicians influenced urban development would be to write a biography of the developers' developer, Robert Moses.

The development would be capable of producing up to 1,500MW of power.

He indicated that residential development would be one of the most lucrative options to "maximise the value of the site".

Voiding the Clinton administration's rule that would put 60 million acres of national forest off limits to new development would be one of President Bush's biggest mistakes yet.

Small business and economic development would be one of those pillars, and the S.B.A would be combined with economic development programs at other agencies into one of those mission areas.

"I don't think the patterns of development would be a heck of a lot different if we abolished each and every subsidy," Mr. Hughes said.

Saint-Simonians believed that the keynote of social development would be a spirit of association, with religion as the dominating force, that would gradually supplant the prevailing spirit of egotism and antagonism in society.