Sentence examples for have started to develop from inspiring English sources

G130 was chosen after preliminary studies determined that this gestational age represented a critical period for the development of several metabolic systems: 1) hypothalamic circuits have started to develop, 2) there is widespread pancreatic β-cell development, 3) there is a full functioning placenta that is not at near term, and 4) there is very little white adipose tissue (WAT).

After a few weeks festering in a cardboard box behind my desk, the fruits we originally took to St Anne's have started to develop shoots.

But recently, Mexico's major vanilla producers have started to develop methods to revive the industry and increase production while maintaining quality.

Furthermore, we have started to develop an interest in what those who live in the mountains - previously viewed as inarticulate dunderheads - have to say about them.

We have started to develop good local partnerships with health boards, and as part of the Community Housing Cymru Group, are actively campaigning to ensure that the huge contribution Care & Repair and the mutual, not-for-profit housing sector can make to the service and the financial challenges of the NHS and social services is recognised and acted on.

In these proglacial areas soils have started to develop.

To address sustainability concerns of the gap filling approach, the MoH with support from German development cooperation has started to develop a strategy for longer term gap-filling of national and international medical staff.

As a conclusion, the KSR has started to develop clinical imaging guidelines, and the development of a clinical decision support system has not been started yet, but will follow the development of guidelines.

'So, this year, finally, I've started to develop my own projects.

By the turn of the millennium, online banking had started to develop.

Recently ShopRunner has started to develop services that Amazon might find difficult to match.