Sentence examples for including in the development of from inspiring English sources
Research on great apes (chimpanzees, gorillas and orangutans) has been banned in the UK since the 1980s, but other primates, such as marmosets and macaques continue to be used in neuroscience experiments, including in the development of new drugs.
Estrogens are a group of steroid compounds involved in numerous pathophysiological processes, including in the development of hormone-sensitive tumors (Ascenzi et al., 2006; Yager and Davidson, 2006).
Although inferring the original role for these genes in the very first metazoans is difficult, gene expression patterns in Amphimedon suggest a number of possibilities, including in the development of non-neural sensory cells.
The selection of the new requirements which should be included in the development of the release of a software product is an important issue for software companies.
This is the first study to implicate that the active induction of antigen-specific CD8+ T cells should be included in the development of a vaccine against MBS.
The aim of this study was to find out how usability engineering is currently included in the development of map services.
Among the recommendations provided by GAO, a minimum Technology Readiness Level (TRL) for technologies to be included in the development of a space system is advised.
Practical considerations such as actuator dynamics and actuator position and rate saturation are also included in the development of the nonlinear autopilot.
We suspect that the relatively low performance of EGM2008 in Shikoku is partly due to errors in the terrestrial gravity data, included in the development of EGM2008, from the Shikoku area.
The new dimensionless group should improve the understanding of the pore scale mechanisms so that these processes can be included in the development of network models and in the processes of upscaling laboratory results.
The development of the LBR-5 "Stiffened Panels Software" is included in the development of a new design methodology to ease and to improve preliminary studies of naval structures and floating hydraulic structures.
