Sentence examples for imposed developing from inspiring English sources

This challenging objective imposed developing a global scale model at coarse resolution to provide initial and boundaries conditions of the regional model.

The increased percentage of patients suffering from sepsis imposed developing new protocols consisting in rapid, inexpensive methods with high specificity and selectivity for evaluation and monitoring treatment.

Under that accord, major industrialized nations agreed to meet targets for reducing emissions, but mandates were not imposed on developing countries like Brazil, China, India and South Africa.

History's "Great Game" is reversed here as the two rivals on the Indian subcontinent try to manipulate outside powers to their advantage, for instance by the lifting of sanctions imposed for developing nuclear weapons.

Developed country service markets, particularly in education, health care and tourism, are suffering because visa restrictions imposed on developing country customers are restricting access to these markets.

The reduction in the number of the world's poor mainly occurred in China and countries in East Asia, which spurned structural readjustment policies and trade liberalization multilateral institutions and local neoliberal technocrats imposed other developing economies.

Biochemical explanations for these findings were provided by studies that concluded that the ability of HbF-containing RBCs to handle the oxidative stress imposed by developing parasites is impaired [7], or that HbF is inefficiently digested by P. falciparum hemoglobinases [8].

Tellingly, this is the approach the U.S. takes when it comes to labor standards, arguing that we shouldn't impose developed-country standards on developing countries.

Administration officials today declined to comment on the fund's plan to streamline the requirements it imposes on developing nations during times of crisis.

The various actuators and sensors of this type of bioprocess, impose to develop a fault detection and isolation strategy.

Concordantly, the increasing amount of data from 'omics' technologies imposes to develop integrated databases merging different data formats coming from distinct but complementary sources.