Sentence examples for free of developing from inspiring English sources

Person-years will be the sum of time under follow-up for all participants before diabetes diagnosis or end of follow-up if free of developing diabetes.

In an interesting experiment, where individual germaria, free of developing eggs and sheath tissue, were transplanted into the abdominal cavity of a host Drosophila, they not only regenerated ovariole-like structures but also maintained oogenesis.

They are left with no way of "providing means for a free moral life, of developing and giving reality or expression to a good will, an interest in social well-being" (LPPO 228).

One of its campaigns focuses on pressing companies to ensure their production and supply chains are free of developing-world slaves.

Presumably, this would be another avenue of making Facebook free to developing markets down the road.

When it was delivered to the Abkhaz, they refused to touch it.Georgia talks of developing free-trade zones in Abkhazia, but is yet to lift sanctions that do not work anyway.

In our patient group after a 2 year disease-free interval the risk of developing non-small cell lung cancer seems higher than a subsequent relapse of SCLC.

Janine Benyus has set up the Biomimicry Institute to work with organisations on designs inspired by nature, and is in the process of developing a free biomimicry design resource to showcase nature's solutions and their applications in a man-made world.

While the U.S. should continue to encourage its Kazakhstani friends to see the long-term benefits of developing a free media, rule of law, and political institutions that are fully publicly accountable, the U.S. needs to recognize Kazakhstan's accomplishments.

Briefly, women were eligible to participate in IBIS-I if they were aged 35 to 70 years and breast cancer free but with their risk of developing the disease estimated to be at least twice the population average.

A recrystallized or well-annealed microstructure, free of subgrains, develops well-defined dislocation cells when deformed, and has a work hardening rate that decreases rapidly with increasing stress.