Sentence examples for developments through to from inspiring English sources
Cold-formed lipped channel beams (LCB), LiteSteel Beams (LSB) and Triangular Hollow Flange Beams (THFB) are commonly used as flexural members such as floor joists and bearers while Rectangular Hollow Flange Beams (RHFB) are used in small scale housing developments through to large building structures.
Performances are often cross-art and experimental, ranging from work in development through to finished shows.
Mass spectrometry (MS) is a promising technique for high-quality analytical characterization of glycosylation, starting from early drug development through to final lot release.
Its early-stage pipeline, with 32 drugs in pre-clinical development through to phase-two trials, is highly regarded, and its alliances with biotechnology firms such as Millennium and Curagen may one day bear fruit.
While antibodies are very efficient, their cost-effectiveness has always been discussed owing to their high costs, accumulating to more than one billion dollars from preclinical development through to market approval.
We work on projects whose concepts are in the earliest stages of development, through to those that are being exploited as full-fledged technologies and products.
Currently, imaging is increasingly being implemented at the late stage of preclinical development through to the clinical phases, taking a major role in the validation of specific candidate drug or treatment regime.
We've seen a tremendous increase in the number of new athletes coming into the sport and in particular, those that we've been able to fast track from development through to international representation at junior and senior level.
This prediction is based on the embryo benefitting from (a) accelerated developmental rate, because earlier hatching typically enhances offspring fitness [6], [7]; and (b) the assured food supply (in the yolk) to fuel development through to hatching [8].
Previous studies have shown that maternally derived dCTCF is sufficient to sustain development through to the adult stage [ 55].
