Sentence examples for expedited the development from inspiring English sources

While Amezega didn't want to get into any detail about how long it took to develop the field service piece, he did say that using ClickSoftware expedited the development process and made it easier to push the product directly to market without testing it first.

But Dr. Merit Cudkowicz, a professor of neurology at Massachusetts General Hospital and a chairwoman of the Northeast A.L.S. Consortium, compared Dr. Rutkove's discovery to the way magnetic resonance imaging expedited the development of drugs for multiple sclerosis.

The presence of the Russian warships in the Derwent River, and the condemning of the Battery Point batteries in 1878 had expedited the development of the Alexandra and Kangaroo Batteries.

In recent years, progress in artificial propagation technology has expedited the development of sturgeon aquaculture.

They found that reward expedited the development of the cueing effect that is, the reaction time difference between repeated and nonrepeated displays.

Our adoption of a search filter for animal studies in use in the preclinical literature (Hooijmans et al. 2010) greatly expedited the development of a search for relevant animal studies.

Public investment would likely be needed to help expedite the development of combination ARVs optimized for developing countries.

Given that substantial barriers exist for the private sector in cases where potential for a strong profit may not be evident (Table 3, for example), additional public investment would likely be needed to help expedite the development of ARV regimens optimized for developing countries.

A systematic framework has been developed as part of an effort to expedite the development of crystallization systems.

This result exemplifies the importance of developing monodisperse nanoparticle formulations that are well characterized in order to expedite the development of clinically beneficial nanomaterials.

We've been working with the officials of California to expedite the development of new electric generating capacity.