Sentence examples for increased development to from inspiring English sources

I only hope that Oahu can keep increased development to a minimum.

The reason for the depleted waters and diminished stocks, according to a view expressed by just about every bayman who offered an opinion during a recent informal survey, are careless land-use practices that have allowed the effluvia of increased development to flow into the bays.

Culture of embryos in BBH7 increased development to the blastocyst stage (41.9 ± 2.0 vs. 14.7 ± 2.0%) and advanced blastocyst stages (expanded, hatching, hatched; 31.1 ± 1.3 vs. 6.4 ± 1.3%) at d 7 and resulted in higher hatching rates at 24 h postwarming compared with embryos cultured in modified synthetic oviduct fluid (59.0 ± 0.5 vs. 26.7 ± 0.5%).

Nevertheless, our strategy of depleting recipient oocytes to approximately 5% of their original mtDNA content and supplementing them with murine ESC extract containing mitochondria not only led to increased development to blastocyst, but vastly increased the amount of murine mtDNA present throughout preimplantation development.

In the 1910's, as traffic to Grand Central Terminal increased, development began to transform the north end of Murray Hill.

Obama increased development funds to the World Bank and maintained funding to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, Interaction noted.

Mr. Grothe firmly believes, as did most of those surveyed, that increased development is to blame for the pollution of the bays.

"In managing the fallout of the Syrian crisis, it is crucial to increase development assistance, to produce more Amiras, to continue to foster social cohesion and mitigate uncertainty about the future -- things that go on to have much more negative consequences".

Donor countries collectively increased development aid last year to the highest dollar level ever recorded, despite the onset of the economic crisis, but the O.E.C.D. on Monday urged rich nations to give even more.

This novelty carries with it an increased development risk compared to tried and tested targets, but this risk could be reduced by the discovery and use of small-molecule chemical tools7,56.

Mr. McGrath attributed the poor performance to increased development costs and several write-offs, some related to acquisitions.