Sentence examples for emphasizes on the development of from inspiring English sources
The present study emphasizes on the development of bioprocess for biodegradation and bioremediation of Reactive Violet 5R (RV5) manufacturing industry's wastewater in laboratory scale indigenously designed down flow fixed film bioreactor (DFFR).
However, current research emphasizes on the development of more advanced nerve conduits able to simulate the effectiveness of the autograft which includes, in particular, the ability to deliver growth factors.
This study tries to emphasize on the development of a comprehensive approach towards community-based enterprising to enhance livelihood prospects for local population.
These facts have emphasized on the development of technologies that can produce clean fine coal particles to reduce their environmental problems (Sun and Zimmerman 1950).
The present study is emphasized on the development of a single and novel heterogeneous catalyst for both the reaction steps (epoxidation and di-O-acetylation) to produce biolubricants from canola oil and canola biodiesel (methyl fatty acid esters).
We particularly emphasize on the development and the test phases of an ultra low white noise (0.2 nV/sqrtHz) cryogenic amplifier designed with two multiplexed inputs.
It emphasizes on the methodological developments.
Future perspectives of biodegradable nanofibers are discussed in the last section, which emphasizes on the innovation and development in electrospinning of hydrogels nanofibers, pore size control and scale-up productions.
At present, the development of 180° phase shifter structures have been reported which emphasizes on the concept of maximum miniaturization.
Our MEPI partnership relies heavily on local priority setting and emphasizes the development of local expertise to sustain the infrastructure for research and training.
It should be noted however that MCA is an exploratory technique, based on a philosophical orientation that emphasizes the development of models that fit the data, rather than the rejection of hypotheses based on the lack of fit (Benzecri's 'second principle').
