Sentence examples for integration of the developing from inspiring English sources

In particular, biomechanical forces created by the heartbeat itself have important roles in the inductive patterning and functional integration of the developing conduction system.

101.The European Council, with an eye to the opportunities for growth which trade affords, considers that closer integration of the developing countries into world trade is essential and is therefore prepared to offer those countries improved market access.

The described results open the way to explore the integration of the developed instrument into endoscopic devices with clinical potential.

However, because of easy and fast global travel currently prevailing, open markets and free trade, cultural tourism, and massive cultural and national integration, the problems of the developing countries may spill to more developed countries [ 39, 45, 46].

It allows an easy development of the end-products, and a 'black-box' integration of the codes developed during the project.

But it is easier to block the effects of technological progress on economic integration, because integration also requires economic freedom.The state of the developing countries is itself proof of this.

This is performed by means of an analytical integration of the stresses developed at the critical shear crack and accounting for the member kinematics.

The communication between the Guideline Management System and the other components of the project architecture is message-based, according to specific contracts that allow an easy integration of the components developed by different parties and, in particular, with legacy systems (i.e. existing electronic patient records).

Launched in 2009, ARDI (Access to Research for Development and Innovation) is coordinated by the World Intellectual Property Organization together with its partners in the publishing industry with the aim to promote the integration of developing and least developed countries into the global knowledge economy, allowing them to more fully realize their creative and innovative potential.

The report brings together the complementary expertise of UNCTAD and the FAO, creating synergies between UNCTAD's mandate to promote the integration of developing countries into the global economy and FAO's mandate to eradicate hunger and promote food and agricultural production.

"Corporate and government balance sheets have improved, and the integration of developing economies into the global economic system has been a wondrous thing".