Sentence examples for entry in developing from inspiring English sources

Cetindamar et al. ([2012]) states that family capital can be especially beneficial in facilitating individual's entrepreneurial entry in developing countries.

The LIN-41 expression pattern suggests that lin-41 could be required to prevent M-phase entry in all developing oocytes, which would normally grow, eliminate centrioles, and organize meiotic chromosomes into bivalents before undergoing meiotic maturation.

Fueled by heavy entries into developing markets in Asia and Latin America, worldwide PC sales in the quarter ended Sept. 30 met the expectations of the International Data Corporation and Gartner Dataquest, two market research firms.

The concept, however, is quite cool and would make for a great entry-level phone, especially in developing countries where power — and power jacks — might be few and far between.

There are several barriers to entry in the lending business in developing countries, many of which have to do with the information advantages that incumbent moneylenders have over potential entrants.

In developing the next entry in the Wipeout series, developer Psygnosis retained many of the developers of the original game to preserve the distinctive racing experience of earlier games.

The final entry in helping develop a personal brand comes from the younger end of the Gen Y group -- today's college kids.

The high level of accuracy was possible due to the 'check-conditions' and 'jump-conditions' included in developing the data entry form in Epiinfo.

Neurite entry correlates with the onset of Atoh1 expression in developing HCs.

In reading and watching the entries for the awards, he found the suffering of victims in developing countries sometimes "unbearable" to watch.

One is in developing a chemical that when inserted in the vagina could act as a microbicide, preventing H.I.V.'s entry into the body.