Sentence examples for region for development from inspiring English sources

Encouragingly, the 2012 2018 National Development Plan of Mexico considers the Asia Pacific area to be a key region for development; however, other than jumping on the TPP bandwagon, it is unclear that the Mexican government has any concrete plans for engaging strategically with Asia as a way of helping to upgrade its economic relations and foster technological development.

Tracking generally towards the north-northwest, Sarah entered a favorable region for development and underwent a period of explosive intensification on September 11.

The efficacy of a marker for selection of a trait is greatest when the marker is within an identified gene; therefore, targeting gene regions for development of high-density molecular maps is desirable.

In these cases with categorical data, we reclassified the U.S. into Excellent, Good, and Poor regions for development of that energy resource.

In conclusion, we found promising regions for development of universal primers that can be used for further investigation of clades in molecular phylogenies of Asteraceae.

Second, replacing Idd loci other than Idd1 (for example, Idd9, Idd10, and Idd13) resulted in the identification of Idd3 on chromosome 3 and Idd5 on chromosome 1 as critical genetic regions for development of SjS-like disease in NOD mice [ 10].

Moreover, we correlate gene expression patterns with the absence of a lambdoidal junction (formed where the maxillary first arch meets the frontonasal processes) in chondrichthyans, further highlighting the importance of this region for the development and evolution of jaw structure in advanced gnathostomes.

One common method involves the government sweeping into a region slated for development and electronically registering large swaths of land as government property that had been previously registered to individuals on paper only — effectively grabbing private land.

In vertebrate genomes, regions containing developmental genes, such as Hox clusters, are usually devoid of transposable elements [ 37], suggesting the presence of a constraint against the invasion of foreign elements into a region essential for development.

In a recent issue of Arthritis Research and Therapy, Nguyen et al. [ 1] report the fine mapping of a genetic region important for development of disease in a mouse model for Sjögren's syndrome (SjS).

a The selected DNA polymorphisms in the GS5 promoter region for marker development.