Sentence examples for have used a development from inspiring English sources
We have used a development time such that the nanocrystals reached 5 10 nm in size and were hence visible under the electron microscope, where they appeared as dense circular deposits.
To circumvent this problem, we have used a novel drug development platform to create new chemical entities (NCEs) with increased brain penetration to treat brain cancers (Demeule et al, 2008b).
But many developing countries, under the influence of dynamic theories of economic development, have used a variety of direct and indirect controls to divert large sums of capital to the manufacturing sector in the form of loans at interest rates well below the level required to equate the demand and supply of capital funds.
Although several previous evaluations have used a theoretical framework, the further development of behaviour change interventions has rarely been underpinned by empirical data on predictors of the behaviour in question.
To test the ability of Tbx1 to suppress Smad1 signaling during mouse development, we have used a mouse transgenic line, named COET (for Conditional OverExpression of Tbx1), expressing Tbx1 upon Cre-mediated recombination [23].
To examine isthmic and segmental cues in cerebellar development, we have used a combination of retroviral and microsurgical techniques to assess patterning in r1, in particular with respect to the production of granule cell precursors from the rhombic lip.
The five studies reporting having used a theoretical model in the development of their DSME showed less effect of the intervention.
Alexis Kirke from Plymouth University has used an algorithm to "chart the emotional development of their friendship through their lyrics".
Democrats have used these developments to begin building a case against the president ahead of the 2018 midterms and the 2020 presidential election.
In the spirit of this assertion, I would welcome feedback by others who may have used music in development initiatives.
They could have used Quirky.com, a social product development site that accepts ideas from inventors, handles the manufacturing and then pays them a royalty.
