Sentence examples for rapid rate of development from inspiring English sources

The war ended in 2005 with the signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA), which granted autonomy to the region of southern Sudan, and Juba experienced a rapid rate of development after the signing.

The rapid rate of development taking place in Cambodia requires the integration of risk management into development plans to facilitate prospective risk reduction in the future.

This is further challenged by the rapid rate of development of these technologies, which makes it very difficult for an emerging evidence base to keep pace.

Assessment of health status in children differs from adults and requires a different conceptual approach due to rapid rates of development, dependency on parents/caregivers and differences in disease epidemiology [ 19].

On the other hand, it has been noted that Drosophila species that feed on ephemeral nutrient sources like yeasts or flowers have more rapid rates of development (Markow and O'grady, 2008) than other species.

Delhi's rapid rate of economic development and population growth has resulted in an increasing demand for transport, creating excessive pressure on the city's transport infrastructure.

Among the genes regulated in Senegalese sole vitellogenic ovaries, the GO terms overrepresented belong to the metabolic, cellular, biological and developmental processes categories, and this is consistent with the rapid rates of growth and development of the ovarian follicles at this stage.

The report expressed "extreme concern" at the rapid rate of coastal development, highlighting the construction of liquefied natural gas plants at Gladstone and Curtis Island, and recommended that thorough assessments are made before any new developments that could affect the reef are approved.

The global rise of anti-microbial resistance, combined with the rapid rate of microbial evolution, and the slower development of novel antibiotics, underscores the urgent need for innovative therapeutics.

Lastly, we suggest that the initial (1 4 weeks of development) rapid rate of increase in muscle weight, strength and muscle movement [28] in mice is associated with the initial rapid rate of increase of mineral particle alignment at the LB (Fig. 4A), and its subsequent stabilisation.

"This would be expensive, and likely reduce the rapid rate of innovation that has driven the development of the internet to date … But if states cannot trust that their citizens' personal data – as well as sensitive commercial and government information – will not otherwise be swept up in giant surveillance operations, this may be a price they are willing to pay".