Sentence examples for prominence in the development from inspiring English sources

The movement gained prominence in the development community after the second world war with WHO declaring health a fundamental human right, but more recently, the case for UHC has been substantiated with the release of a major report on health financing (pdf) in 2010 and a UN resolution in 2012.

It is a principal anomaly derived from the first pharyngeal arch as a consequence of failed mesenchymal migration of the maxillary prominence and atrophy in the development of the mandibular prominences.

The zebrafish model is rapidly gaining prominence in the study of development, hematopoiesis, and disease.

He achieved prominence through the development of a new report card to measure the nation's well-being.

Since the 1970s the green movement has acquired ever-greater prominence in international development.

In contrast, a deep ulcer originates in the underlying tissues overlying a bony prominence in the compressed region, and its development involves subsequent progression of the injury upwards until it penetrates to the skin [ 3].

Almanacs began to gain real prominence only after the development of printing.

Despite the prominence of human laboratory and clinical trial research in the development of interventions for substance use disorders, this research presents numerous ethical challenges.

The Beatles' rise to prominence in the United States in February 1964 was a significant development in the history of the band's commercial success.

But when development economics first came into prominence in the 1950s, there were powerful intellectual and political forces propelling the subject toward such general theoretical models of development and underdevelopment.

The deal, which values Prisma at $1.42 billion, is yet another sign of Latin America's growing prominence for global investment and the central role that fintech plays in the development of an innovation economy in the region.