Sentence examples for extension the development of from inspiring English sources
"The school accountability system … inhibits the development of high-quality vocational provision and, by extension, the development of a better skilled, more productive workforce," the report argues.
"The research commissioned by the DfE to Deloitte played an integral role in its review of childcare delivery costs, and by extension, the development of the new early years funding rates due to come into effect next year.
There has been an increase in poaching and by extension the development of more secondary forests.
These services include research and extension, the development of technology, human resource and marketing, plant quarantine/produce inspection and veterinary services.
Our findings suggest that: 1) adherence to the forthcoming SPIRIT-PRO Extension and CONSORT-PRO Extension for the development of protocols and publications respectively, and 2) prospectively collecting reasons for missing data and reporting these reasons in the publication, can assist researchers to ensure that high-quality PRO evidence is available and utilised in clinical practice.
The next extension was the development of powered machines that did not require human strength to operate.
This extension entails the development of the homotopy theory of chiral and factorization structures, in a sense analogous to Quillen's homotopy theory of differential graded Lie algebras.
As an extension of the development of PCR for antigen receptor gene rearrangements (PARR) in dogs, there has been recent progress in the application of real-time quantitative PCR (RT-qPCR) to canine lymphoma.
In the surface layer of the melt surrounding the vacuum bubbles, the polymer chains are subjected to extension during the development of bubbles, which leads to the formation of α-row nuclei.
This combination of biocompatible synthetic agents with inactive viral particles to form a highly efficient hybrid vector is a significant extension in the development of novel gene delivery platforms.
This extension completes the development of the theory for three important classes of unidirectional reinforcement arrays, thereby providing an efficient alternative to finite-element based homogenization techniques or approximate micromechanical schemes, as well as an efficient standard against which other methods may be compared.
