Sentence examples for in the general development from inspiring English sources

They certainly do provide a kind of theatre to which children respond with enthusiasm, and, in the general development of children's theatre, the puppet theatre has a part to play.

In the general development the newspaper, as an institution, has played its part, and no small part, and the particular newspaper with which I personally am concerned has also played its part, it is to be hoped, not without some usefulness.

This strategy can be used in the general development of LOCs for high-throughput screening in biological and medical research.

Infection provoked a delay in the general development of neonates, clinical signs compatible with neosporosis and severe histopathological lesions.

Mahler [5] introduced a classification of the set of all transcendental numbers into three disjoint classes, termed S, T and U and this classification has proved to be of considerable value in the general development of the subject.

A classification of the set of all transcendental numbers into three disjoint classes, termed S, T and U, which was introduced by Mahler [5], proved to be of considerable value in the general development of the subject.

When asked about their general health, Swedish children in 5th grade describe themselves as equally healthy or healthier than children did 20 years ago, which is well in line with the general development of public health in Sweden [ 2].

Each science is therefore examined twice in the Course: for its own sake, in the first three volumes; in its relations to the general development of society, in the final three.

J.C.J. van der Heyden appears to undergo an identical development in his use of white pigments as the general development in the Netherlands discussed previously.

Although some participants, particularly those over 40 years old, said rural living conditions were better in the past, in general, development in villages was seen as a positive process: '40 years back the village conditions were very worse [sic] but now we have all facilities here and our life is good' (F, 66).

Black tutored fellow inmates in the general educational development (GED) and all his pupils passed, Black's lawyers told the court.