Sentence examples for developmental strides from inspiring English sources

Italy was the first nation to begin a national tennis school in the 1970's, but it has been in other European countries like France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Austria and Spain that the greatest developmental strides have been made.

Yet a diagnosis in children is notoriously difficult, not least because they can make huge developmental strides in just a few weeks, which leaves parents playing an anxious waiting game, not knowing if this is just a stage that will just end.

Demand for developmental strides and industrialization has led to more toxic effluents being discharged with little or no treatment into the environment especially water bodies.

Turkmenistan makes first strides towards introducing developmental paediatrics and early intervention services 5 May 2015, ASHGABAT, TURKMENISTAN — A new initiative aiming at improved health, development and well-being of children has been launched in the framework of collaboration of the Ministry of Health and Medical Industry of Turkmenistan and UNICEF.

New discoveries in evolutionary developmental biology (evo devo) have led to great strides in evolutionary thinking, with biologists (Gould 2002; Carroll 2006; Kirschner and Gerhart 2005) explaining the role of "facilitated variation" and the importance of regulatory genes in the origin of key innovations.

In recent years, great strides have been made in molecular developmental genetics, which has renewed hopes of integrating the study of embryological development with evolutionary theory; hence the emerging new discipline of 'evolutionary developmental biology', or evo-devo.

Even with these strides, Belize faces daunting challenges in managing the developmental and environmental impact of tourism.

Major strides have been taken toward understanding the genetics and developmental processes involved in eyespot formation in butterflies, particularly through studies on laboratory populations of Bicyclus anynana [ 6, 35- 40].

Francine Spitaleri has been racing home from her job to relieve her husband from caring for their 16-year-old son, who has autism and pervasive developmental disorder; she said her son had taken the break in stride because he lacks the capacity to understand exactly what's going on.

A new generation of evolutionary and developmental (EvoDevo) biologists has been wrestling with the pleiotrophy question for the past decade and is making great strides.

developmental and financial perspective.