Sentence examples for examples of developed from inspiring English sources
"Showing examples of developed capitalist countries is really helpful," he says.
The combination of ultrasound with microextraction and solvent drop solidification (LPME-SFO) are the two examples of developed methods based on microextraction (Leong and Huang 2008; Ma et al. 2009; Cheng et al. 2011; Zhang and Lee 2012).
Examples of developed datasets include those from different genotypes, plant tissues [ 16] and during ripening [ 17, 18].
In the presented work, the authors on the example of developed European countries ground the demographic parameters about the capacity of Georgian village, which in their opinion, fluctuate from 2.3 million to 4.5 million people.
Some validation examples of the developed models, and comparisons among different mooring approaches, are presented.
Testing examples of the developed system on the excavation of the O6 station in the Kaohsiung metro system in Taiwan are presented to illustrate the improvements of safety management for adjacent structures in urban deep excavation projects.
There have been some examples of commercially developed wind turbines experiencing aeroelastic instability problems in the last decade, which spokes for the necessity of aeroelastic modelling of wind turbine blades.
Sierra Lone's national vision for 2025, 'sweet salone' and East Timor's plan for 2020: 'Our nation, our future' are examples of nationally-developed plans.
Examples of manufacturer-developed summary indicator systems in use in Canada include Kraft's Sensible Solutions™, Lassonde's Health Signature®, Old Dutch Foods Snack Wise™™, Pepsi's Smart Spot™.
Outpatient electronic medical records, in contrast, are relatively easier to implement and many examples of well-developed outpatient records exist [ 13].
A planned "Addis Tax Initiative", which seeks to support developing country attempts to raise tax revenues, is an example of how developed countries are mobilising around this theme and is to be welcomed, but it is no substitute for necessary procedural reform.
