Sentence examples for is devoted to prepare from inspiring English sources

Nanocrystalline calcium phosphate apatites constitute the main inorganic part of hard tissues, and a growing focus is devoted to prepare synthetic analogs, so-called "biomimetic", able to precisely mimic the morphological and physico-chemical features of biological apatite compounds.

In Catholic Christianity, great care is devoted to preparing for a "good death".

Much of his book is devoted to preparing and presenting that argument; much of the rest is devoted to asking what kinds of mind animals and babies might have if they don't have the inferentialist/language of thought kind.

Schools are warned months in advance of an inspection, and so an immense amount of time and energy is devoted to preparing the paperwork for an inspection, which may take up to a week.

"Silvercup has also been involved in the formation of the Academy for Careers in Television and Film, a high school in Long Island City opened in 2008 which is devoted to preparing students for careers in the production industry".

The first phase is devoted to preparing the patient for bad news delivery ('pre-delivery phase') by assessing what the patient knows, understands and feels about the situation.

Furthermore, for the demand of the application, much effort has been devoted to prepare a bi- or multicomponent nanocomposite [9 14].

A systematic study has been devoted to prepare N F co-doped anatase TiO2 nanosheets with further hydrogenation treatment at different temperatures.

In a series of recent publications from Tkáč's group, a systematic effort was devoted to prepare highly sensitive lectin biosensors based on EIS for analysis of glycoproteins containing sialic acid.

The issue, which she was calling the "pre-apocalypse issue," was devoted "to preparing for the worst".

(Countless more hours are devoted to preparing for them; a good number are also spent recovering from them).