Sentence examples for further development efforts from inspiring English sources
When it introduced the Zune, Microsoft shut down its PlaysForSure store and further development efforts.
The recent achievements will be presented and recommendations will be given for further development efforts on neutronics and nuclear data for fusion applications.
In our experiments, we proved similar efficacy of NRPE (nanoparticle loaded with red propolis) to EEP (ethanolic extract of red propolis) for NRPE A1 and NRPE A2, and these nanoparticles will deserve further development efforts aimed at a final composition (cosmetic cream) against cutaneous leishmaniasis.
However, the maximum bulk conductivity achieved is limited at 5902 Sm−1 in this study, suggesting that further development effort is required for bipolar plate manufactured by textile reinforced polymer composites.
Notifo will stay functional until the server money runs dry — but from this point on, there will be no further development effort.
Inappropriate response and adaptation options to risks, including climate stress, could further undermine development efforts in the region.
The long time frames given for the implementation of commitments did not suffice to further their development efforts.
One potential benefit of using small molecules for studying biological processes is the possibility of obtaining leads for further drug development efforts.
This chemical genetic study of bromodomain inhibition for male contraception provides pharmacologic target validation, encourages further drug development efforts, and offers insights guiding and enabling pharmaceutical BRDT inhibitor development.
The Plasmodium proteasome has been validated as a potential antimalarial target, however, the main obstacle to further drug development efforts is the significant host toxicity caused by proteasome inhibitors that cotarget the mammalian proteasome.
These neuroimaging findings confirmed that varenicline can elicit a clinical response as well as identified regional signaling events in the brain that potentially can be used in further therapeutic development efforts.
