Sentence examples for particularly important development from inspiring English sources

It's a particularly important development in a community where many families have historically eaten few vegetables, and these have been bought at the supermarket.

"This is a particularly important development for the energy sector, in which Iran is hoping to attract $30bn of foreign investment to help realise its ambitions to increase oil production".

Governor Bill Walker, an independent, has spoken out against the mine, and the G.O.P.-dominated state legislature has grown increasingly skeptical a particularly important development, since a 2014 ballot measure, supported by two-thirds of voters, gave it veto power over any mine proposal in Bristol Bay.

This is a particularly important development for veterinary graduates since unlike medical graduates, there is no standardised career structure post-graduation.

The realization that TOR controls growth (increase in cell size or mass) was a particularly important development (Barbet et al. 1996; Thomas and Hall 1997; Schmelzle et al. 2002).

It has been noticed that breakdown of the BBB is a particularly important development in AD progression, as it allows for the leakage of damaging humoral elements into the brain parenchyma [ 7, 13, 14].

This class of interactions is particularly important in development, immunology, infection, and carcinogenesis.

This capacity is particularly important during development, when dynamic chemical and physical changes give rise to complex organs and tissues.

These issues are particularly important during development when the temporal and spatial specific interplay of cell adhesions and signals has only a single opportunity.

But after several questions about potential outcomes of such early research, Niakan did "wildly speculate" that, if certain genes are found to be particularly important for development, one eventual approach might be to check during IVF whether eggs were making the proteins encoded by those genes, and if not, then add them to culture media.

A particularly important early development was the beginning of mathematical and scientific astronomy, which began among the Babylonians, who laid the foundations for the later astronomical traditions that developed in many other civilizations.