Sentence examples for past development of from inspiring English sources
In the past, development of restoration techniques has focused on plant ecology, failing to recognize the needs and contributions of birds and other wildlife to the restoration of a functioning ecosystem.
In the recent past, development of SBD methods for 2D video received a lot of the attention from the video processing research community.
'Availability bias' describes the tendency of ESS authors to include their knowledge of historic events (e.g. the past development of electricity prices) and own experience into the rationale behind their model parametrization or model methodology.
Figure 2 shows both the past development of new cancer cases and the extrapolated case figures up to 2020.
In the past, development of a GAS vaccine targeting the M protein, a major virulence determinant, has been halted over concerns of possible induction of antibodies that cross-react with brain, joint, and cardiac tissues (33, 34 ).
One could therefore speculate that similar to the past development of clinical pathways for surgical breast cancer treatment, lymph node resection in colon cancer could soon be performed according to a sentinel concept instead of comprehensive lymphadenectomy as performed today [ 10].
A large number of studies assessed past developments of material use and resource productivities.
In contrast to past developments of cohesive zone models, the traction separation behavior does not follow a predefined path, but is dependent on the evolution of the damage dependent cohesive zone properties.
The objective of this work is to highlight and explain the past developments of the GUI interactions and how they are imperative in sustainable development of a country.
This paper systematically summarizes the past development and current state-of-art of Mars entry guidance and control technologies.
The model emerging for kgb-1, describing a beneficial contribution during development but detrimental contribution past development, is reminiscent of the characteristics predicted by the antagonistic pleiotropy theory for the evolution of aging.
