Sentence examples similar to expediting its development from inspiring English sources
The new round of electricity system reform provides a good opportunity to consolidate and integrate DSM policy and expedite its development and implementation.
In 2017, the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) granted "breakthrough therapy designation" to MDMA-assisted psychotherapy for PTSD, acknowledging that it "may demonstrate substantial improvement over existing therapies" and agreeing to expedite its development and review.
This replacement software is expected to be rolled out for OnePlus devices worldwide at some point next year, but this court case in India just expedited the urgency of its development.
The step-wise implementation of these bioengineering strategies will enhance cell therapy product quality and safety, expediting clinical development.
In industry it is used in reference to a process that is aimed at expediting the development and commercialization of known therapies.
Small quantities of these species in the initial mixture decrease considerably the ignition delay, by expediting the development of the thermal runaway.
For the commercial sector the term defines a process aimed at expediting the development and commercialization of known entities.
The neoadjuvant paradigm may assist in expediting the development of predictive biomarkers.
One strategy for expediting the development of new therapeutic options for Wolfram syndrome is drug repurposing (Fig. 2) [ 33].
By alleviating these problems, Int*-facilitated landing site generation should empower researchers to isolate purpose-built landing sites, thereby expediting the development of additional genetic resources.
Last week, Christie's attorneys released four hundred and thirty-seven pages of interview memoranda summarizing their conversations with seventy-five people related to both the bridge scandal and the allegations that the governor's office threatened to withhold money from the city of Hoboken unless its mayor expedited a development project.
