Sentence examples for exists a development from inspiring English sources

The reason Democrats and Republicans are fighting over who's to blame for growing economic inequality is that, aside from a certain amount of squabbling, it's no longer possible to deny that it exists — a development that's not to be sneezed at, given the state of the debate on climate change.

The dependence of immune regulation on an intact thymus implies that there exists a development of two different CD4+ T cell entities in the thymus: effector CD4+ T cells, among which might persist some autoreactive clones that had escaped central tolerance negative selection, and CD4+ regulatory T cells, capable of inhibiting the effector CD4+ T cells in the periphery.

There presently exists a demand for development of magnesium (Mg) alloys for wrought applications.

Nonetheless, there exists a research and development gap for such systems regarding low cost micro-satellites.

Within each SSP there existed a partnership development manager who promoted and organised sport between different schools and clubs in the community, while each secondary was funded to retain a PE teacher for two days a week.

Nowadays, there exists a great interest in development of mobile and teleoperated or even autonomous robots, which could replace humans in dangerous tasks.

Currently, there exists a concerted effort toward the development of wound healing bionanomaterials.

There exists a continuing need for the development of new and specific inhibitors for IDO-1, and we have created three pharmacophores designed to aid in this search.

However, there exists a large heterogeneity in the development of these metabolic complications among obese individuals [ 3, 4], which may partly be explained by impairment of adipose tissue function [ 5, 6].

However, the response to the question whether there exists a climax stage in the development of species composition strongly depends on the applied spatial scale, the disturbance-extent, and the disturbance-interval (White and Jentsch, 2001).

In the current practice of system developments, there exists a large gap between systems engineering activities and engineering analyses, because systems engineers and engineering analysts are using different models, tools and terminology.