Sentence examples for fledgling development of from inspiring English sources

The fledgling development of techniques to visualise and analyse how these complex colloids interact, in vivo, with even more complex biological surfaces will lead to new understanding on how to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of crop protection products.

The company pushed the bounds of conventional thinking even further by building Veeva on top of Salesforce's fledgling development platform, Force.com.com

The bioengineering unit rapidly became an internationally famous centre of excellence and John began to travel the world to present his research and encourage the development of fledgling bioengineering centres.

In recent years, the region's governments have actively funded the development of a fledgling cinema industry.

Even if the government does not find an antitrust problem, its investigation of electronic trading in the foreign exchange and fixed-income markets appears to be influencing the development of the fledgling businesses.

The Obama administration and leading members of Congress are clashing over a new Medicare payment rule that could compromise patient care, impede development of a fledgling part of the biologics industry, and make it more difficult to track patient safety issues.

Patient complexity and technological evolutions in the CICU have catalyzed the development of critical care cardiology, a fledgling discipline that combines specialization in cardiovascular diseases with knowledge and experience in critical care medicine.

To summarize, all statements concerning the state of PM can be assigned to either of two categories: (I) "development of PM is in its fledgling stages" (optimistic) or (II) "the approach of PM is unsound" (pessimistic), where there is a clear predominance on part of category (I) (15 of 17 respondents).

Because all of these organizations are at a pre-nascent or fledgling stage of development, it is not possible to determine whether they might serve as potential collaborating partners at this time.

That is partly because developing countries have used (and continue to use) high import duties either to protect fledgling indigenous manufacturers or to force global car firms to invest in the development of national motor industries.

No one old enough to have observed the development of the generation once rather desperately dubbed Fergie's Fledglings could have remained unmoved by their performance in Moscow.