Sentence examples for makes the developed from inspiring English sources

Eliminating agricultural protectionism could help the developing world's income grow by an estimated $1.5 trillion in the next decade, and that possibility makes the developed nations' selfish reluctance to abandon their farming subsidies all the more appalling.

The wide linear dynamic range of 0.1 150 ng/mL makes the developed immunosensor suitable for clinical practice.

The simplicity of the fabrication at ambient temperatures makes the developed processes appealing for lab-on-a-chip applications, particularly if the bonded biochips are precious.

The basic idea is to join the fast convergence properties of gradient-based optimization methods with the wide exploration ability of population-based ones, which makes the developed algorithm a useful tool in real-time applications.

Having such an autocorrelation property makes the developed AR process, particularly, convenient for deriving mathematical models for dynamic systems, as well as signals, whose parameters of interest are Laplace distributed.

Secondly, the final sustainable ranking of suppliers using the proposed fuzzy inference system provide a precise and less uncertain sustainability performance scoring which makes the developed approach a reliable system for making sustainable sourcing decisions.

Control experiments show that the fluorescent maker is not internalized by corneal cells, making the developed marker specific to the pathogen.

Make the developed assessment tools readily accessible, so bioinformatics instruction at different institutions can be evaluated using common instruments where appropriate.

Such connections have made the developing rim of the Pacific a growth factory.

And sales of Herceptin have been rising faster in the developing world than in richer nations — making the developing world a crucial market.

Jayati Ghosh discussed India's jobless growth in July, Michael Clemens made the case for increased migration in September, and Owen Barder ended 2011 on a hopeful note, claiming economic growth has made the developing world less dependent on aid.