Sentence examples for discussion on development from inspiring English sources

Here, we discuss the potential relevance of these findings, focusing this discussion on development of the nervous system.

Details discussion on development stages three and four are presented with case studies.

Progress on the research and production of chestnut in Jiangsu Province and discussion on development of the chestnut industry in China.

However, the mechanisms of committing errors in those systems are not fully understood, thus limiting further discussion on development of data-handling steps that may help to reduce the occurrence of errors.

Each session will start with an informal talk and discussion on developments in DJ craft and tools over 5 decades, followed by a listening session of a music genre that fueled those changes, inspired creativity, and reimagined the dance floor.

The focus is on developing virtual and augmented reality capacity among humanities researchers through a combination of critical and scientific readings and discussion, hands-on development workshops, informed critiques of existing projects, and group project implementation and reflection.

"In a year of global discussions on development and climate change, these unprecedented levels of need and continued shortfalls in funding highlight the need to sustainably address the underlying causes and long-term impacts of crisis," said Sophia Swithern, head of the GHA programme.

Women's voices and opinions are often missing from community-wide discussions on development and finance, and weak institutions and toothless laws often leave women lacking empowerment economically.

"Accurate and updated statistics are very important for social discussions on development issues and its priorities.

Civil society, marginalized groups, and others previously left out of discussions on development priorities have been included in the consultations.

It will be important that the post-2015 debete be informed by inputs and ideas from a broad base of civil society, marginalized groups and others who have been left out of discussions on development priorities.