Sentence examples for starting to develop the from inspiring English sources
Administration of NSC23766 to transgenic mice that were starting to develop the disease blocked the development of the lymphoid malignancy and significantly reduced the keratoacanthoma-like lesions (Supplementary Figure 2) observed in this model.
They're starting to develop the schools though.
Even more, he is starting to develop the look of a No. 2 starter behind C. C. Sabathia.
These stories date from the mid-1980s, when Keret was a young man in the army, just starting to develop the powerful and unsettling voice that would turn him into an acclaimed spokesman for his generation of Israelis — and gain him an enthusiastic foreign audience with the publication of a collection called "The Nimrod Flipout".
Because it is one of the few major races in New York for 2-year-olds run around two turns and is run at a time of the year when they are starting to develop, the Remsen often produces stars of the future.
"Craig Robins, who was just starting to develop the area, encouraged me to move to Miami Beach with the idea that my husband and I would help be catalysts to develop an art scene here," said Ms. Clearwater, who with her husband, Jim Clearwater, had started the art-book publishing company Grassfield Press, which he still operates.
He told reporters: "Once you start to develop the scenes … you wanted to do a little bit more character development".
Residential construction picked up in the 1920s, when Oliver B. Lafreniere, a real estate agent, started to develop the area, according to "The Neighborhoods of Queens" (Yale University Press, 2007).
"It is fine for you to eat these things now, but what will happen in a few years when you start to develop?" The young ballerinas giggled.
When the mice were several weeks old, they started to develop the symptoms of Rett syndrome, including the loss of movement control seen in human patients.
I went out to Namibia and started to develop the notion of a sustainable fridge to store food and medicines that would run without electricity, using heat transfer and evaporation of dirty water.
