Sentence examples for rise in the development of from inspiring English sources

There has been a rise in the development of instruments designed to measure EFs alone and in relation to participation.

Given the recent dramatic rise in the development of new mouse mutant models of neurological disease, it is imperative that additional discriminative tests are developed to investigate motor deficits in these mice as comprehensively as possible.

Our results suggest that an obesity-associated VEGF rise could play a major role in the development of known type 2 diabetes related sequelae like diabetic retinopathie.

The time-frame 1996 2000 saw a rise in the developments of curative interventions (compared to the other kinds of interventions) but this growth has slowed down in the years afterwards, whereas both preventive and targeted interventions have seen a growth in development in final the time-frame, 2006 2010.

Stem cells of stratified epithelium have been repeatedly described as the major cellular targets for cancer causing mutations and therefore might give in a long term rise to the development of SCC's.

The ability of HIV to utilize sophisticated mechanisms to escape killing by host immune system rises dramatic problems in the development of antiviral therapeutics.

Evidence is now emerging on linkage of low birth weight to incidence of chronic NCDs in later life (16), intrauterine origin of chronic NCDs (17), and under-nutrition in fetal life giving rise to the development of chronic NCDs in adult life (18).

Moreover, functional studies have shown that VEO-IBD can occur in patients with TTC7A gene mutations, causing defects in the enterocytes and in T cells, giving rise to the development of a severe apoptotic enterocolitis [ 12].

The hypothesis that an eventual stimulation of RET expression in tumoural follicular cells may give rise to the development of a CCH in their environment, can be supported by recent data from Bunone et al (2000).

All these publications indicate the importance of miRs in maintaining vascular homeostasis on the one hand, but on the other hand they demonstrate that dysregulation of miRs in cardiovascular diseases gives rise to the development of atherosclerotic lesions.

This need gave rise to the development of environmental accounting in the 1990s.