Sentence examples for in part to the development from inspiring English sources

The lethality of SCLC is attributed in part to the development of resistance to standard combination chemotherapies, underscoring the need to develop novel therapeutic approaches based on understanding the molecular and cellular biology of SCLC.

Its commercial success is attributable in part to the development of plastic seals that have made it possible largely to dispense with the use of ammonium chloride.

More and more sediment was accumulating on the beds of Upper and Lower Peoria Lakes, thanks in part to the development of a navigational channel in the Illinois River, which runs through the lakes.

Cronbach's plea to unite the "two disciplines of scientific psychology" led, in part, to the development of cognitive theories of intelligence and of the underlying processes posited by these theories.

The pathophysiology of meconium aspiration syndrome (MAS) is attributed in part to the development of lung surfactant dysfunction in vivo.

That's thanks at least in part to the development and production of the Amazon Fire Phone, which goes on sale exclusively at AT&T starting today.

The brief history above demonstrates very clearly how the growth of Nuclear Medicine can be attributed, at least in part, to the technological development.

The flurry of activity in downtown Jamaica can be attributed, in part, to the economic development efforts that were begun by the Rev. Floyd H. Flake.

From the Russian Revolution of 1917 until the 1930s, written Kyrgyz continued to develop under influences from the related Kazakh, Uzbek, and Tatar languages, owing in part to the slow development of Kyrgyz-language instruction.

Yet the number of children and young people not attending school has almost halved since the turn of the century and, thanks in part to the millennium development goals, in most countries there are now as many girls as boys in primary school.

And for startups, there's a lot to be excited about when deciding to build a business in this space, thanks in part to the continuing development of health-focused accelerators over the last year.