Sentence examples for of developing whole from inspiring English sources

Ruiz would rather have Motorola expand its business of developing whole systems on a chip, where margins are 40% to 50%, double those of components.

However, as the microarray analysis was carried out on a mixed population of cells extracted from developing, whole second instar larvae, these in vivo samples gave us the opportunity to investigate whether depletion of Tip60 HAT activity also affected genes linked to tissue and cell type specific biological processes as well as the general cellular processes we had identified.

Developing whole systems of health promotion from scratch, by one person in one school, would require heroic abilities (perhaps Iron Man is available from Marvel?).

Soon after he started developing buildings himself, he grew weary of that as well, moving onto developing whole streets.

We're developing whole new types of law that support a more equitable economy.

It also leads to a few specific conclusions about the nature of GHD at the state level when actors aim to develop whole-of-government strategies.

It aims to build understanding about how and why health is integrated into foreign policy and derive lessons of potential relevance to other nations interested in developing whole-of-government global health strategies.

The aim of this study was to develop whole-mount tissue processing methods for 3D in situ visualization of the microvasculature that were also compatible with supplementary labeling for other structures of interest in the tissue microenvironment.

We took advantage of a recently developed whole heart model of arrhythmogenesis (Killeen et al. 2007) to study for the first time the precise pathophysiological causal relationship between EADs and transmural gradients of repolarization in the development of ventricular arrhythmias at the whole heart level using two independent modifiers of Ca2+ homeostasis.

To define transmission mechanisms of Wolbachia during filarial nematode development, we took advantage of newly developed whole-mount immunofluorescent techniques as a complementary approach to the traditional histological methods commonly used in filarial nematode research (Landmann et al., 2010).

Many theorists have even developed whole systems of thought from this premise: Freud, for example.