Sentence examples for programmes involved in from inspiring English sources

The cost-intensive development programmes involved in bringing a new jet engine to market explain the price tag of the finished product.

Cassavabase features all the phenotypic and genotypic data generated by cassava breeding programmes involved in the project, such as Nigeria's National Root Crops Research Institute and the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture.

This methodological design enabled us to link an educational research process to teaching innovation (Morales, 2010), given that the ultimate goal of the inquiry process was to improve university teaching and the educational degree programmes involved in the project.

Those are critical to combine various sources of information, cross-compare genetic programmes involved in different plant responses and developmental pathways, and provide a solid basis for selecting genes for further functional studies.

Specific expression of this gene within the endosperm may be associated with particular gene expression programmes involved in seed maturation.

In this study, no remarkable differences in participation rate were observed in every screening programmes involved in the study compared to that observed in resident subjects in the same areas, invited to the routine 1-day test screening.

This is the HQ of RAL Space – the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory – the queen bee of Britain's space exploration programme, involved in more than 200 missions.

Thirdly, our data indicate an activation of a biochemical programme involved in post-translational modification of a neural specific gene, TH.

E93 is a transcription factor acting as a master regulator of the complex genetic programme involved in the death of both larval salivary glands and midgut in Drosophila [ 114, 118].

We are deeply grateful to all staff members of the PACCI and ACONDA teams (the CePReF and the MTCT-Plus programme) involved in the care of HIV/AIDS in Abidjan.

Members of the AIDS Control Programme involved in the early days of the ACP likewise recounted, "At first, we focused on instilling fear in the population…", after which options for avoidance of risk were promoted, starting with "avoidance of sexual contacts" (Okware et al., 2001: 1114).