Sentence examples for instances in developing from inspiring English sources

Neither the measures of sport knowledge nor the measure of sport participation related to the tendency to rely on specific instances in developing the novel sports or to the originality of those creations.

For instance, in developing countries like South Africa many drugs, such as antiretrovirals for the management of HIV, are not available through the public sector.

For instance, in developing sensory tissues, Pax2/5/8a expression in tailbud and early hatchling stages is similar to that of Eya and Six3/6a in the developing Langerhans receptor primordia, and to Six1/2 and Six3/6a expression around the mouth, including sensory cilia-bearing cells of the upper lip.

For instance, men in developing societies and working class backgrounds have a preference for plumper women (Anderson et al., 1992).

For instance, small-farmers in developing countries might be among the most challenging stakeholders to involve in stakeholder interaction (Asveld & Stemerding, 2017; Balkema & Pols, 2015).

In all but one of the cases studied, the researchers found instances in which developing neurons did not travel to their proper destination in the brain.

Athletic administrators and coaches also need to talk to athletes about the important role bystanders can play when they have the courage to intervene in developing instances of sexual assault.

For instance, the schools' autonomy in developing curricula and managing educational resources might facilitate the incorporation of inquiry- and problem-based activities in science lessons (Chiu and Chow [2011]).

For instance, prior entrepreneurial experience helps in developing better judgments (Gruber et al. 2012).

For instance: Do key processes identified in developing nations hold the same importance in developed nations?

Naspers has the largest portfolio of internet firms in developing countries, for instance in Brazil (BuscaPé, a comparison-shopping site), India (ibibo, a social network) and at home in South Africa (24.com, a portal).