Sentence examples for elements for the development from inspiring English sources
Peace and stability are essential elements for the development of democracy and for protecting it, which is the main duty of any responsible government.
Well oxygenated waters moving over a rock substratum seem to be key elements for the development of insect larvae especially the filter feeders that constitute the main prey items for Torrent Ducks.
Thrombin binding aptamers represent promising candidates as sensing elements for the development of real-time thrombin biosensors; however implementation of such biosensor requires the clear understanding of thrombin aptamer interaction properties in real-like environment.
This study discusses the characteristics of traditional Malay landscape as the main elements for the development of the Malay garden concept using the old Malay manuscripts as well as site observation to the Malay villages along Peninsular Malaysia.
The availability of up-to-date information about interannual changes in shoot density of meadows and the knowledge of its expansion capabilities are crucial elements for the development of effective protection plans.
Based on the latest scientific achievements and data from industrial manufacturers, cross-industry informational requirements were collected and the results were transformed into functional system requirements and allocated elements for the development of an architecture view based on the ISO/IEC/IEEE 42010 2011 and the ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288 2015.
Mr. Gehry, who has already been paid tens of millions of dollars for his work on Atlantic Yards, was a key marketing element for the development from the start.
Understanding the relationships between biodiversity and land-use is a key element for the development of effective conservation strategies.
The optimized design of bias flow liner is a key element for the development of low emission combustion systems in modern gas turbines and aero-engines.
Metadata are a key element for the development of information infrastructures because they facilitate the semantic description of contents and services.
Together, these results suggest diffusive biotransport in three-dimensional biomaterials are a critical design element for the development of a synthetic stem cell niche.
