Sentence examples for different development approaches from inspiring English sources
4 See below Manager's Guide, Section 4: Social analysis within different development approaches for more information on social analysis in budgetary support programmes. 5 See below Social Development Issues In Sector-wide Approaches and Manager's Guide, Section 4: Social analysis within different development approaches for more information on social analysis in the context of SWAPs.
Throughout the years, the software industry has applied many different software development approaches, aiming at increasing process efficiency and profitability.
The diachronic approach shows the different developments of both areas throughout time, indicating the importance of different environmental and social factors that create the level of centrality.
This is of particular importance at the early stage of the development, where different synthetic approaches with different energy and environmental impacts may be employed.
We describe specific challenges associated with experimental design in Populus, including selection of optimal genotypes for different technical approaches and development of antibodies against Populus transcription factors.
Besides searching for new effective compounds, recent studies have focused on possible development of different cultural approaches to the disease; this is the case for the previously referred to "top-down" strategy, in the effort to improve the clinical results achieved with the classical step-up approach and with the potential ability to alter the natural history of CD.
It means a different approach towards development, moving away from a finance-supply driven approach towards a problem-driven approach where finance and policies together can address the problems.
Oman has also kept up-to-date with new technical developments and different approaches to health care provision.
[C10.] Different Approach to Development A cadre of young economists who study development are using basic insights about people's motivations and the flow of information to guide policy in emerging economies, one piece and one country at a time.
There are different mathematical approaches to the development of these topics.
Different FAO approaches to capacity development include Farmer/Pastoralist Field Schools, training and demonstration centres, Participatory Action Research and Training of Trainers.
