Sentence examples for namely in the development from inspiring English sources

There are few studies on the effect of bilirubin levels and/or of UGT1A1 gene polymorphism in the outcome of CVD in the general population, namely, in the development of coronary artery disease, coronary heart disease, peripheral vascular disease, and stroke.

In conclusion, this work shows that higher bilirubin levels present potential beneficial effects in ESRD patients under HD, namely, in the prevention and/or development of CVD, by improving lipid profile and reducing the inflammatory grade, which may increase iron availability.

Yet, what has gained adult education and training a new momentum as an overarching policy goal is the development of the Human Capital Theory (HCT) during the 1960s, grounded on the assumption that investment in human resources, namely on the development of individuals' skills and knowledge, generates economic benefits for economies, organizations, individuals and society as a whole [ 1, 2].

His interest in applied mathematics, in particular in signal processing theory, led Wolfgang Splettstößer to carry on his career in industry, namely in the field of microelectronic development, his first position in 1986 being a development engineer at Siemens Semiconductors, which became Infineon Technologies in 1999.

This gives rise to the contribution that has been achieved in this paper, namely, the development of an OR-based decision support system which can optimise the ship voyage outcome considering all possible shipping elements and charter party clauses, gross-profit-per-day objective, deterministic and stochastic cargo transport demand, and sensitivity and what-if analysis.

Most recent changes in the industry, namely, the development of HTML 5, made Javascript-based RIA development applicable and seem to shorten the unique qualities of Flash.

Fruits were harvested at maturity, according to the harvest indicators usually observed in Charentais type fruits, namely: the development of abscission layer, yellow rind and death of the first leaf beside the peduncle.

Second, and more importantly, the attention that Aquinas gives to the category of quality is indicative of one of the most important facts about Aristotle's categories, namely its profound historical importance in the development of metaphysical speculation.

Deregulated expression of ERBB molecules, namely ERBB2, has been implicated in the development of numerous types of tumours, including gastric tumours.

The expression patterns of mROR1 and mROR2 in embryos partially overlap, namely in facial development, pharyngeal arches, nasal processes, and much of the other derivatives of neural crest cells.

As such, computational modelling of cardiac electrophysiological activity is a thriving field, which has its roots in Nobel Prize winning work, namely, the development of the Hodgkin-Huxley model governing neuronal electrical activity [ 7].