Sentence examples for developments as shown from inspiring English sources

Investors are more preoccupied by war developments, as shown by the Thursday rally, which came despite weaker-than-expected retail sales for February.

Occasionally, such expressions construct China as a country inferior to the West in terms of its academic, social and cultural developments, as shown in Example 2c in which the applicant regards "escaping from China" as his/her primary motive of studying in Hong Kong.

From the pathway diagram, we can find the three central genes, Nkx2-5, Tbx1, and Mef2c, which play very important roles in heart development, as showed up in the subnetwork, we obtained.

Since there was no inflammatory infiltrate and only an increase in Il1β expression at P2.5 (Fig 4B), the inflammation is most likely a consequence of the epidermal barrier defect, which develops in the first days of postnatal development as shown by TEWL (see Fig 3F).

The experience in our project demonstrated again that advanced medical students can be a tremendous help in curriculum development, as shown in recent research where medical graduates successfully developed a structured curriculum for a near-pear teaching program [ 10].

They identified three phases of the metro system development as shown in Fig. 1.

OpenADR has proposed a reasonable architecture for further demand response system development, as shown in Fig. 2.

Mechanistic models are successfully used for protein purification process development as shown for ion-exchange column chromatography (IEX).

Therefore, the next step was to identify the one linear multivariate regression model for each site that best describes its yield development, as shown on the right side in Figure 3.

The perturbation of central signaling pathways by the described inflammatory response is linked to the disruption of airway-branching and impaired development of epithelial, mesenchymal and endothelial cell structures, culminating in a failure of lung development as shown in fetal mice [14,15].

Primordial germ cells arise from cells of the proximal epiblast which have themselves embarked upon somatic development, as shown by expression of somatic genes [31], [32].