Sentence examples for direction of the developing from inspiring English sources
Over time, the average of these angles became significantly smaller as MTs became aligned with the direction of the developing axon.
Since the mid-1980s, Thagriculturalral policy has changed almost completely from taxing the agricultural sector to subsidizing and protecting farmers, following the direction of the developed countries.
The direction of the thermoemf developed in Cd1−xZnxTe films has also been shown to be opposite to the thermoemf for binary CdTe films.
This will be one of the developing directions for utilization of renewable energy resources and a demonstrative case for large-scale renewable energy power integration.
Finally, future research directions in the developing LTC for removal of NOx are proposed.
The paper presents some of the directions of developing the plasma electrolytic oxidation (PEO) technique to form the coatings with magnetic, catalytic, biocompatible or biocidal properties on the valve metals and alloys.
In several different evolutionary lines of snakes, the posterior one or two teeth on the maxillary have enlarged and changed, usually in the direction of developing a groove or canal on the anterior edge to conduct a flow of venom.
Helping to set and implement the strategic direction of the organization requires developing and assessing the organization's human capital and creating the organizational capabilities required to support the strategic direction.
Interestingly, the direction of the established and developing TNTs changed to another astrocyte nearby (Supplementary Figure S1), suggesting that there might be a direction guidance molecule secreted by the target cells.
However, the cross-sectional design and the statistical methods employed in this study do not allow for drawing conclusions about the direction of the relationships or developing complex, dynamic models.
The diagnostic studies gave farmers a say in the design and conduct of the experimental phase which allowed them to influence the research process in the direction of developing and testing technologies that work in their circumstances and that satisfy their needs and priorities.
