Sentence examples for output and development from inspiring English sources

Actors such as China or India will not show any interest in a war that would threaten their economic output and development, and one that would not constitute any advantage for their developing economies.

Three scenarios are designed based on the projection of cement output and technology development over the next 40 years (2010 2050).

For example, PGC-1α is upregulated in liver of rodents in models of both type 1 and type 2 diabetes, and increased PGC-1α expression contributes to elevated hepatic glucose output and the development of hyperglycemia [17].

Two recent studies showed a correlation between higher sebum output and acne development., Most of the published studies assess the total sebum output by instrumental analysis (e.g., the sebumeter), self-evaluation or by using a sebum absorbing adhesive tape (Sebutape), which is a specially designed tape that has been proven to be reproducible and convenient to estimate sebaceous gland output.

It draws a wider definition of output, including research and development and, as you'll recall, illegal drugs and prostitution.

This article provides a summary of the sponsor's submission on the device's clinical and cost effectiveness, and an overview of the EAC's outputs and subsequent development of the NICE guidance.

Schemes based on master planning have been criticized for their blueprint output and exclusion of development stakeholders in the planning process.

Suboptimal thymus innervation by tau-positive neuronal terminals possibly explains the suboptimal thymic output and arrested thymic development, which is accompanied by higher apoptotic rates.

The research output is the application and development of SMART Eco-Village in Bedono Settlement.

"The legislation will also strengthen the program's research and development output by opening it up to more small businesses, and will ensure the greatest return on taxpayer investment by helping us combat waste, fraud, and abuse".

This paper differs from the existing literature which uses patent data (a measure of research output) by using research and development data (a measure of inventive input) to examine the effect of the Act.