Sentence examples for flawed development from inspiring English sources
Taxpayers in Western countries could help by holding their governments responsible for backing flawed development projects, she added.
Similarly, flawed development processes can increase vulnerability to disasters through the creation and exposure of communities to new risks generated by investment decisions both public and private (O'Keefe et al. 1976; Cuny 1983).
The dreamers' goal is even bigger: "eco-cities" that will leapfrog the last century's flawed development patterns and deliver us in stylish comfort to a low-carbon, green future.
Expression of these transcription factors alone is sufficient to initiate adipogenic differentiation; adipocytes are completely absent in C/EBP α-knockout mice [ 37], while PPAR γ knockout mice show seriously flawed development of adipocytes [ 38].
Other limitations of currently available resilience measures include: a lack of a clearly defined definitions/models of resilience and/or theoretical underpinning; flawed development processes; limited breadth (most cover individual factors only]; and/or inadequate psychometric properties [ 17].
Fans of the genre are more apt to appreciate the devilishness of such plot details than the tiresome, vaguely flawed character development that comes with them.
While the notion of drug repositioning is not new, the drive to rescue compounds from the brink of obscurity has gained momentum as a means to stimulate the currently flawed drug development model.
- (DE) I voted against the EUMexico agreement, not because I am against more intensive cooperation between the European Union and Mexico in principle, but because the agreement, in its form for the purpose of the vote, is unbalanced and flawed from a development policy point of view.
Development policy that assumes that less population equals more development is flawed since it excludes an economy of its most valuable resources, human capital.
But it has since been found that there is no clear correlation between the number of receptors on a patient's tumor cells and response to the therapy, suggesting that the premise behind drugs' development was flawed.
If the logic of Vivendi's development was flawed, if it was always going to be less (a lot less) than the sum of its parts, then those parts are going to look somewhat odd alongside each other after the dismantlers have done their business.
