Sentence examples for shaping and development of from inspiring English sources

Zemlinsky, despite debts to Brahms and Dvorak, proves highly distinctive in his shaping and development of themes.

Therefore, the terminology debate is about the shaping and development of medical care.

Media professionals must understand their ability to aid in the shaping and development of an appropriate response to situations within health-related fields [ 15].

The co-immunoprecipitation and localization of Psmc3 and Rnf19a in spermiogenesis points to the participation of the ubiquitin-proteosome system in acrosome formation, spermatid head shaping, and development of the head-tail coupling apparatus and tail [ 33].

Estimates of the number of children experiencing parental death from cancer were not available, and calculations of incident cases, relevant for the shaping and development of services, were not performed.

McGrath's first interest is not in Lewis's life, but in the shape and development of his thought – specifically, his religious thought.

Ontogeny begins with the changes in the egg at the time of fertilization and includes developmental events to the time of birth or hatching and afterward growth, remolding of body shape, and development of secondary sexual characteristics.

Earlier studies analyzing the morphological effects of GH-transgenesis in fish have demonstrated noticeable differences in the shape and development of the head and in most cases also a change in the head/body size ratio compared to the wild fish [55], [56], [57], [58].

I refrained from defining characters that, although widespread, involve much subjectivity when coding, or for which the homologisation cannot be identified (reliability) such as the shape and development of pigmentation, detailed carapace or scale differentiations – all characters important for staging pre-hatching/pre-birth embryos of a particular species.

This state allocation of land crucially determined the shape and development of the Kertoraharjo subaks.

Examples of excluded characters are the shape and development of pigmentation, detailed carapace or scale differentiations – all characters important for staging prehatching embryos of a particular species.