Sentence examples for developments in the subject from inspiring English sources

For this reason, the present article makes no attempt to assess the most recent developments in the subject.

In addition, the analyzed time horizon (2010 2015) should provide an update on Hummel and Ijzerman's study and allow us to provide details of the most recent developments in the subject area.

Last week, a study by the National Research Council criticized advanced placement math and science classes as cramming in too much material at the expense of understanding and as failing to keep up with developments in the subjects.

The introduction of randomness should be a beginning of a new development in the subject.

They may also want to know the latest development in the subject matter and be able to prepare a teaching session more efficiently and effectively.

It is my view that the most likely route for the development in the subject of catalysis will be a steady improvement in out understanding of the phenomenon at the atomic and molecular level.

It is almost 40 years (Polenc 1975) since the last such display, and a silver jubilee exhibition perhaps coinciding with the 25th anniversary of an independent Slovenia would emphasize to people the fundamental changes over that period, the richness of present evidence, the exciting pace of development in the subject, and our interconnectedness in an increasingly small world.

We are unable to investigate this further, however, as data on breast development in the study subjects were not collected.

In addition, most of the longitudinal studies conducted in Asia were accomplished in a short time period, often in a year or several months [ 17, 18], which might result in the underrepresentation of psychological development in the subjects.

Bibliometric analysis also reveals topics of current interest, identifies potential novel techniques and shows historical developments in that subject [1].

It is important to ensure those responsible for curriculum development are competent in the subject matter.